Norah Owaraga

Memorial libraries needed

“Yoga (greetings) Norah, I am delighted to come across your blog. I have been enjoying your work on Radio One’s Spectrum Extra and now I am more than happy to continue loving your wonderful work. Eyalama noi (thank you very much).” Ilemut L’Okwii Emorukalet L’Omagoro, Ateker (clan) – Ibwongo Ikaribwok, Etale (totem) – Eswei (mushrooms),…

Papa rested, a library burnt

Born on 12th August 1934 to the late Ejakait Isirairi Okalebo and Ajakit Amoding, and belonging to the Atekok Icumadeka Clan of the Iteso of Uganda, today, Saturday, 19th February 2022, the remains of Papa Emorimor Osuban, who rested, will be interred at his family’s ancestral burial grounds in Serere. Papa Emorimor Osuban’s earthly voice…

Why are words that aptly describe disallowed as abusive?

The outspoken, controversial, youthful, dreadlocked, city lawyer, Isaac Ssemakadde, was at it again when he debated Kampala Central Member of Parliament, Muhammad Nsereko. During the debate, on live television, lawyer Ssemakadde referred to his fellow lawyer, Hon. Nsereko as a “conman, stupid person, and a dimwit.” Ssemakadde is notorious for his use of language some…

Speaker Jacob Oulanyah saga

The debate on whether it was right and fitting for Government of Uganda to allocate and to spend significant resources to fly out to the United States for treatment the Speaker, Rtn. Hon. Jacob Oulanyah, rages on. This past week, Democratic Party President, Hon. Norbert Mao, threw the spanner in the works, so to speak,…