Tag: United Kingdom

• 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 […]

  Norah Owaraga

  19/02/2022

  Uganda

  Burial Ceremonies, Burial Customs, Iteso, Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, Papa Emorimor Osuban, Reading Culture, Tanzania, United Kingdom, United States of America

• George Floyd: New Africa Black & White History

  

  Protest in the United Kingdom (U.K.) against racism that were sparked off by racism in the United States of America (U.S.), and in particular the murder of George Floyd by a police officer, are but just one side of a coin, so to speak. The protest in the U.K. and in particular those in Bristol, […]

  Norah Owaraga

  08/06/2020

  Uganda

  Africa, Arikana Chihombori-Quao, Belgium, Colonialism, George Floyd, King Leopold II, Racism, Slavery, Steve Biko, United Kingdom, United States of America