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Papa Emorimor Osuban’s aipuduno – burial
The programme for aipuduno (Ateso (language of the Iteso) word meaning: “ceremony for taking out the corpse from the house”) of Papa Emorimor Osuban (1934-2022) is out. Yesterday, Thursday, 10th February 2022, a special sitting of the Parliament of the Republic of Uganda was convened, in order for the legislative arm of government to pay…
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Elders die, what then for Teso Knowledge?
These reflections were shared by Samuel Gilbert in comment to a previous post on nowaraga.com titiled: “Liberation in daily life.” He wrote: “I once thought to myself, what will happen of us when our parents and grandparents pass on? Has anyone documented their knowledge on certain things pertaining our society and culture? being a born…
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Our limited medical vocabulary
Just wondering why our Uganda languages mostly have one word for medical personnel – doctors, nurses, lab technicians and health workers as a whole – village health teams, herbalists and all others. We do not have a different word for Clinicians, for example; and it is often the case that we perceive all clinicians to…