WELCOME!
Guiding philosophy
“One person with a belief is equal to the force of 100,000 who have only interests.”
John Stuart Mill
LATEST POSTS
-
IGG ‘Lifestyle audit’ takes war on corruption to the people
“What about the revelation of the Inspector General of Government (IGG) that they plan to traumatize primary school going children into informants for the state against their parents – as in spy and tell on their parents, on what research is this strategy based? Read more …” The concerns that I had in 2021, with…
-
Richest country in the East African Community
Burundi, with the second highest population density within the East African Community (EAC), of about 457 people per square kilometre, is the poorest country in the EAC; in Africa; and in the whole world. It has a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita of US$ 308 (about Ug. 1.2 million). Kenya, with the fourth lowest…
-
Don’t cause own unhappiness
Originally posted on nowaraga.com: Our Trip Together Is Very Short! A woman climbed up the bus and sat down beside a man, hitting him with her numerous bags. When the man remained silent, the woman asked him why he did not complain when she hit him with her bags? The man replied with a Smile: “There is…
-
14 million mentally ill, many in prolonged grief
Originally posted on nowaraga.com: “Grief is such a difficult one. Thanks for sharing this article,” commented Guardian Lane in reaction to my blog post titled: “Tears of an orphan,” which I shared on Linkedln with the following introduction: “Coping with grief sometimes includes being able to talk about it or to write about it.…
-
Uganda endowed with great spiritual tourism sites including world’s smallest church
Located in Nebbi District in North-Western Uganda, Biku Prayer Mountain hosts Bethel Church, the smallest church in the world. This is according to the Guinness Book of Records. It is the smallest church in the world for it stands at eight feet tall; is 2.5 meters wide; and can only accommodate three people, including the…
-
Implications of Oxfam inclusive language guide
This is on my mind. From a cultural anthropological perspective, I am wondering how Oxfam imagined its inclusive language guide would be domesticated in the different geographies and cultures in which it works. Take for instance, in the context of the Iteso, the fifth largest first nation of Uganda. In Ateso (the language of Iteso),…
KEEP UP-DATED
Sign up for free and get new post notifications
nowaraga.com 