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EMIRIMU GY'EMIKONO

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  EKITONGOLE  kya Uganda Youth Development Link (UYDEL)kibangudde abtuuze be Nakulabye mu by’emikono.  Bano  babadde Nakulabye mu zooni v ekisangibwa mu munisipaali ye Lubaga  ku Lwokusatu, nebategeeza nti  bavubuka bangi  mu Nakulabye abatalina mirimu nga  balabye  nga wakyaliwo obwetavu bwokubabangula   mu mirimu gy’omutwe basobole okwebeezaawo. Abavubuka  abawera  50 bebetabye ku musomo guno  ogwabadde kuteekateekeddwa  okumala olunaku lulamba, nga  batandise  ku saawa emu nebakomekerezza  akawungeezi.  Bano  bayigiriziddwa   okukola  paadi z’abakyala ezebakozesa  nga booza, okukola Yogaati,ssabuni w’amazzi,  nebilala. Daisy Namboga  ng’ono  akulira eby’emirimu mu kitongole kino yategeezezza nti ekigendererwa  ky’emisomo gino kwekuyambako  okubangula abavubuka  okusobola okuyiga emirimu egisobola okubabeezawo mu bulamu. Yagambye nti...

The Traditional And Complementary Medicene Bill 2015’’

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Abasawo b'ekinnaansi abegatira mu kibiina kya Uganda N’eddagala lyayo balaze ekiwandiiko kyabwe Kyebaabaze okusaba pulezidenti Museveni obutasssa mukono ku bbago lya ‘The Traditional And Complementary Medicene Bill 2015’’ ne ‘petition’ gyebategese okutwala mu paliyamenti okuddamu okwekenenya bo lyebagamba nti tebakiriziganya nalyo era lyagendereramu kutatana linnya lyabwe bo nga abasawo b’ekinansi. Karim Walyabira Ssalongo ssaabasamize  akulira ekibiina  kya a’basawo b’ekinansi ki Uganda N’eddagala Lyayo yategeezeza nti eteeka lino lyagendereramu kubasaako musolo naye bo nga abasawo bekinansi teririna welibayambira nga n’abaliyisa tekwaliko alina bumanyirivu kunsonsa za kinansi era wano weyagambidde abo abakiriziganya nalyo baffere sibasawo bakinansi. Walyabira yategeezeza nti betaaga minisitule eyetengeredde ey’ebyobuwangwa bagibwe muminisitule yekikula ky’abantu nga bwekiri munsi endala. Walyabira yayebaziza paliyamenti olwokuyisa eteeka eri abo abasadaaka aban...

Bulungi bwansi e lubaga

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 Bya: PETER SSUUNA ABATUUZE ba Mbuubi Zooni Lungujja Parish mu Division y’e Lubaga baakeeredde mu Bulungi Bwansi ku lwokusatu nga bano baakulembeddwamu Patrick Lukenge Ssentebe w’e kitundu kino. Bano baagoogodde omwala gwa Kamaanya Road ssaako n’okuzibikira ebinnya mu luguudo luno olwabadde mu mumbeera embi. Patrick Lukenge Ssentebe wa Mbuubi Zooni ategeezezza nti enkola eno yatongozebwa Shinji Katongole emyaka 2 egiyise era nga enteekateeka eno ekolebwa buli Lwakusatu era nga obwa Kabaka bwebukuutira. Patrick agamba nti bayambibwako John Hanwick eyabagulira ebikozesebwa mu mulimo guno omuli enkumbi, ebitiiyo,obuwuuba n'ebirala era nga ono wa byakwerinda ku lukiiko lw’ekyalo. Mu ngeri yemu Patrick agamba nti enkola ya Bulungi Bwansi eyambye nnyo okugoogola emyala, okusimba emiti ku makubo, okukubiriza abatuuze okukuuma obuyonjo mu maka, wamu n’okulaga abavubuka omutima gwa mwoyo gwa Ggwanga. “Gavumenti bweba eruddewo okuddaabiriza amakubo, ffe katwekolemu omulimu ng’ abatuuze tulon...

Importances of aloe vera plant and diseases it cures

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  Aloe vera plant. Is of more value than it's appearance. It can be use to cure a variety of diseases like malaria, skin infections and also body cleanse. Incase of skin scalps you should gently subdivide it and apply it's sap and fluids to your infected skin.  For malaria slice it in pieces and soak them in boiled water for about 15 minutes and then drink the solution. Or you may boil the leaves and them after cooling.

Ssekabaka Kimera (deceased king of buganda after ssekabaka kintu)

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When Kintu died, his officials did not want to make this public , in fear that this might cause political instability all over buganda kingdom. This forced them to burry kabaka Kintu secretly at Nnono, and the officials claimed that the king (kabaka) had disappeared. After some time, the officials chose Ccwa, one of Kintu’s sons to become king in his father’s place. Ccwa had only one son called Kalemeera. Kalemeera was only a young boy by the time his father ascended the throne. As he became older, Kalemeera began to understand the significance of the story that his grandfather Kintu had disappeared. He became immersed in thoughts  that Ccwa his father might also disappear in the same way. Thus Kalemeera began following his father around everywhere he went, fearful of letting him out of his sight. Eventually, Ccwa became exasperated with his son’s behavior and he concocted a plan that would force Kalemeera to leave his father’s side. The plan that was concocted involved Walusimbi t...

Embwa clan {dog}

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Clan (ekika):   Mbwa "dog" Akabiro : Kyuma / Kidde kyambwa Clan head (owakasolya)   : Mutasingwa. Clan headquarters (obutaka) : Kiggwa (Busujju). Clan Motto (emibala) : Ntegereza abataka kye baatukola. Clan names Kalumba, Mulindwa, musisi, nnamaala, ssebakigye, njala, kakonge, namondo, mpindi, weekirevu, lumasa, kisoo, nkumbinkule, ssekawunga, nantaba, maseruka, lusundo, ssenkule

Ennyonyi Nnyange

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Nnyonyi Clan Totem: Akabbiro Kkunguvvu Head Of Clan: "Ow'Akasolya" Kakoto-Mbaziira Clan headquarters: Kyaggwe Clan Motto "o mibala" Bampe omuggo neewerekeze Si Mwana Kijjolooto Names for boys Kakumirizi, ssempewo, kafuuma, lugonda, katabira , kitanda, sseruyange, mbabali, zziwa Names for girls Nannyombi, nantaayi, nannyonjo, naluyange, nazziwa, namilimu

AFRICAN MUSIC DANCE AND DRAMA

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AFRICAN DANCE AND DRAMA

the luo ethnic group in east Africa

long ago  the acholi, Lwo and Alur lived together far away in central north Sudan. they migrated south words following river nile to norther Uganda. the luo leaders were brothers that is to say Gipiir and Labongo, were sons of one father Oruum. they were strong and brave but very quarrelsome, each feeling that he was the bravest warrior and the most successful leader over the other. one day early in the morning Gipiir was woken by one of his women. an elephant was wrecking his crops. without a moment's delay, with out calling for help he seized a spear and rushed out of the hut. the spear he took belonged to Labongo an was his favourite. he ran towards the elephant. he threw the spear at it with all great strength. the spear stubbed in the elephant and it rushed away with the spear.

NVUMA CLAN

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NAkabbiro: Katinvuma  Clan Leader : Kyaddondo  Estates: Kawempe  Ssaza : Kyaddondo  Omubala/ Clan motto: Mpaawo adduka aliddayo mu kyaddondo, mpadduka, mpadduka   ORIGIN OF NVUMA   When Kintu ascended the throne of Buganda, Kyaddondo carried many giftes to him among which was this precious underwater treasure. On his way, it fell in the lake and it took the whole group so much trouble to find. Because of the significance it has among fishermen and the fact that finding it potrtends good luck and a big fish harvest, Kyaddondo turned it into his family`s totem.  Kyaddondo who was said to be a son of Kintu but many historians assert that Kyaddondo was not Kintu`s son but merely arrived with him in Buganda.  Kyaddondo as an area of Buganda comes from this particular personality. On arrival in Buganda with Kintu, Kyaddondo built in Busaaku Busujju. After a short while, he went to the present day Lubaga...

IMMORTALS IN UGANDA AND THEIR LIFE STYLE

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Long ago, in years of 400 to 1200, west of Lake Victoria basin was ruled by immortals or demigods called the Batembuzi. They established a great empire known as Bunnyoro Kitara Empire it covered three quarters of east Africa. However there was king of hell known as Nyamiyongo who became jealousy to the immortals. And he resolved to lure the emperor of Bunnyoro Kitara Empire into his power. By that time ISAZA was the emperor. Nyamiyongo sent ambassadors to Isaza. 'My lord', they said, 'our master seeks friendship with you and wishes to prove his love by becoming your blood brother.' and they handed Isaza a coffee bean which had been dipped into the blood of their master. The emperor knew perfectly well what he was expected to do. He must eat the coffee bean, smear another with his own blood and send it back to Nyamiyongo. So he answered the messengers, 'Rest tonight and tomorrow you shall take my blood to your master.' That night Isaza met with his Councill...

ORIGIN OF DEATH IN AFRICAN TRADITIONAL SOCIETY. EAST AFRICA

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Nambi prepared to leave her home in heaven to go down to Buganda to live with kintu whom she loved. But before leaving her   father   called her. Remember, he said, that there are no crops and no animals to tame on earth. Take as many as you can and leave quickly and quiet   and do not let your brother   Walumbe “ angel of death”   see you he will want to go with you and if he goes with it will be worse for you. So Nambi collected cows, sheep, chickens and everything she wanted for survival on earth and left the heaven by a secret path silently as shadows. As they reached the gate of heaven, Nambi remembered she had forgotten millet to feed her chickens. So she left kintu and ran back to fetch it. But on the way she met her brother Walumbe “angel of death” who asked her where she was going. At first she refused to speak to him but at last she broke down the secret and told him everything. In the end Walumbe followed them on earth. Kintu and Nambi built a ...

ENTE / COW CLAN

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NTE CLAN Totem : Ente | etalina mukira Akabbiro : Nnnggaali Clan Leader : Katongole Estates : Mulema Ssaza : Buddu Omubala | Clan motto : Ekyuma nkiridde n’omukimba ngulidde. ORIGIN OF NTE CLAN  Katongole was from bunyoro, he had tailless cow . His leaving was a result of persecution from the king of Bunyoro who married his sister and unfortunately gave birth to an albino (namagoye). The king’s fortune-tellers advised him to kill the child, its mother and Katongole so as to end the cursed linage. Rumors reached Katoongole in time and he organized all members of his family to leave immediately. He hid in a forest called Teero near Lake Nnalubaale (Lake Victoria) through Mawokota. He later moved to Bijja, the present day Biikira where his sons Nakaana, Lukyamuzi and Lwegaba left to go to Mulema. They settled there but despite their effort to bring their father and join them in their lucrative smith activities, Katongole refused and remained in Mulema Katongole suddenly fell ill ...

NSENENE / GRASSHOPER CLAN

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Totem:                             Ensenene Akabbiro:                        Nabangogoma Clan Leader / owakasolya: Mugalula Estates:                             Kisozi Ssaza:                              Ggomba Omubala /  Clan motto: (i) Byaja ne bigwa.                                                 (ii) Ggwe mpagi, ggwe luwaga.                                                 (iii) Nakimera muka Ssuuna bw’asa bwanegula. ORIGIN OF ENSENENE CLAN Nsee...

African culture: nkima clan / monkey clan

African culture: nkima clan / monkey clan : ORIGIN OF NKIMA / MONKEY CLAN The origin of the Monkey Clan depends on the determination of where Kintu, as the first King of Buganda, ...

nkima clan / monkey clan

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ORIGIN OF NKIMA / MONKEY CLAN The origin of the Monkey Clan depends on the determination of where Kintu, as the first King of Buganda, came from . The origin of Kintu is heaven which renders the origin of the Monkey Clan to have been Buggala in Ssese Island. Monkey Clan was one of those people who had arrived in the country with Kintu. Balasi built a home in Malangala village in the county of Busujju. It is there that he got his son Bwoya.  Later Bwoya was appointed a Ssaabawaali chief, which is the chief in charge of the bachelor servants of the king. During his service as Ssaabawaali Bwoya got another son by the names of Mulegeya. Ssekabaka Kintu disappeared and is son Chwa I succeed him. Chwa I got a son by the name of Kalemeera.  Chwa I was scared of disappearing like his father Kintu did, he followed his son keeping watch over him wherever he went. Chwa I sent his son to bunnyoro, while In Bunyoro his uncle the king Winyi lodged Kalemeera with his Principal wi...

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Nkula clan

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Nkula - Akabbiro Obutiko Bunnassogolero Totem Enkula Akabbiro Obutiko Bunnassogolero Clan Leader/owakasolya Muwangi Clan headquarters Lwentunga State/ssaza Buddu Omubala/ Clan motto Wankula Ssimba ejjembe Wankula tatya, takyuuka.

Lion/ Mpologoma clan

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Kabaka Kintu went with his son Ssebuganda hunt. Ssebuganda had a stick (omugo) which he used to beat up two lions until he killed them. Kabaka kintu (father of ssebuganda) named the stick (omugo) Luwaga. They ate the lions' meat. the lion fresh made them develop severe stomachaches, fever, with vomiting. This made them  abandon eating lion's meat and neither would their children. Then the lion clan began. MPOLOGOMA Clan names. Nalwadda Sserwadda Nantale Kisekka Nabuwufu Luwaga  Nakibuule Ntale Nakitowoolo Ssebuwufu Nakisozi Lubuulwa Nabisere Ssembwa Nakalema Kitowoolo  Namazzi  Mululu Nakisekka Luwemba  Makaayi  Ggenza Kasalirwe, Ensibuko yekika kye mpologoma. Olwatuuka  kabaka kintu nazala omwana we omulenzi namutuma erinnya ssebuganda.  Ssebuganda yazalirwa kukyalo tula mukyaddondo. Ssebuganda okuzalibwa ngekibuga kya kintu kiri kukannyanya. Ekakannyanya gye yasinzira nakuba ekibugga ekilala ku lusozi lwadda olu...

Ddungu (god of hunters)

Ddungu."god of hunters" Ddungu is believed to be the god of hunters in Buganda kingdom. He came from bunyoro kingdom to Buganda and he is said to have camped in mabiira forest in kyagwe.  Many Baganda claimed that ounce they bells sounding and dog bucks in wilderness the say that dungu is hunting and there should be success in hunting field. Even when you set a trap and you hear the sound of hunting bells  of Ddungu just visit you trap to pick you're hunt.

The origin of Buganda.

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The origin of the Baganda. Long ago their lived a man in wilderness known as KINTU. Kintu lived with his one beloved cow. It is believed that kintu got all food from his cow. He drunk milk and ate dung from his cow. One day kintu was wandering in wilderness and so a beautiful lady known as Nambi . He admired the lady and asked her to marry him. Nambi  was Guru's(heaven) daughter. Nambi  had two brothers that is kayikuzi and Walumbe(god of death). Nambi  accepted to marry Kintu and they arranged and visited Guru nambi's  father. When they arrived to guru's palace, Guru welcomed them. Kintu introduced him self to Guru and that he wanted to marry his daughter. Guru accepted but he established tasks for kintu. Guru asked kintu to bring him water in a basket. Kintu fulfilled his task and went on the well to fetch water. He drew the basket in the well but nothing could be fetched in the basket. Kintu got luck and a spider webbed the basket and kintu fetched water to ...

Kibuka omumbale.a "god of war"

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Buganda's god of war Kibuka omumbale was mukasa's brother. Mukasa is the god of all lakes and waters in the world. Buganda kingdom waged war of expansion on bunyoro kingdom. In this war king Nakibinge " ssekabaka Nakibinge" asked for help from mukasa the god of lakes. Mukasa asked his brother kibuka the god of war to fight for Buganda. Kibuka stationed him self in a cloud and threw arrows to bunyoro fighter's. And they were defeated marking Buganda victorious in the war against bunyoro. There were a number of captives or prisoners of war and a variety of things captured from bunyoro like royal regalia this earned Buganda wealth. Kibuka omumbale' death After the war, among the captives there was a gorgeous beautiful lady .kibuka admired the lady and fall in love within the lady this made kibuka to get the lady into his hut. The lady asked kibuka how he managed to win the war. He told him his hiding place in clouds. The lady linked the information to...

Bachwezi empire

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Bachwezi/ chwezi. The bachwezi were  descendants of the Batembuzi. The batembuzi were the original settlers in the great lakes region and along the great east African valley. They are believed to have been demigods. They just disappeared and they were descended by the chwezi dynasty. The chwezi are being proclaimed as the great civilised east African empire. The chwezi empire . The empire stretched from  East of Democratic republic of Congo, Uganda western Kenyaq, northern Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi Zambia, south Sudan. The chwezi had the headquarters in present day central Uganda. Social life of the chwezi.  The chwezi had multiple herds of cattle they used to wander with the cattle a cross their empire. They could were hides and skins of the animals they reared. They used also to hunt wild animals. And these could supplement on fruits gathered from forests. The bachwezi lived in grass thatched huts . they also believed in a supreme being known as "ruhanga" . ...

AFRICAN CELEBRITIES LOST IN 2018

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People who died in 2018 On February, the country woke up to the shocking news of Moses Nakintije Ssekibogo popularly known as Mowzey Radio of the Goodlyfe Crew Gone with 2018. They will be missed.  Tragic. The recent Kapchorwa road accident that claimed many lives, the tragic boat cruise and the killings, death robbed us in 2018. Christine Katende highlights deaths that shook the country Moses Ssekibogo aka Mowzey Radio On February, the country woke up to the shocking news of Moses Nakintije Ssekibogo popularly known as Mowzey Radio of the Goodlyfe Crew. Balaam Barugahara, an events promoter, revealed that Mowzey breathed his last on February 1 morning, at Case Hospital in Kampala. He had admitted to the facility on January 23, 2018 after reportedly being bitten into a coma following a braw at De Bar, a hangout in Entebbe Town. The talented vocalist passed on hours after President Museveni had contributed Shs300m for his treatment. Dr Mariam Apiyo, the in-patient clinic d...

Japadhola/ Badama

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The jopadhola / badama are Eastern tribe found in eastern Uganda. They belong to the nilotics group of migrants who followed the route of river Nile from northern Uganda . Sudan is their cradle land . The badama belong to the luo speaking group. They speak dhopadhola language which originates from luos. The jopadhola believe that they belong to Adhola who is said to be their original ancestor. That means that adhola started the japadhola tribe. They used to marry at age of 14. Boys in families could hunt wild animals for food . girls used to gather fruits for food.  The jopadhola believed that jok was the supreme being .they offered sacrifices to jok. In return he could reward them with rain and heavy harvest. Nowadays the japhadola practicing mixed farming. They grow crops such as millet and sorghum that is used in brewing local bear called "malwa". This unites elders under trees on beer parties.