Be (Com) ing Nigerian A Guide – Elnathan John.
‘In the beginning, the British created the Northern and Southern protectorates. Now, the Nation was formless and empty, and darkness covered our collective identity. The British said “Let there be […]
Idealism Versus Realism amidst changing expectations: An end to 2020!
“Expectations are like fine pottery. The harder you hold them, the more likely they are to crack”.Brandon Sanderson, The Way of Kings. Hiya! Always thrilling to share a few of my […]
International Human Rights Day; an Oxymoron!
It is with great happiness and deep appreciation that we celebrate this day every year. (Satire intended) Cheers to the United Nations for setting aside this day to emphasise the […]
First Woman/ A Girl Is A Body Of Water – Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi
Hiya! Always a pleasure to scribble a few things on here. This review has been a long time coming but I’m glad that I’ve finally gotten round to doing it. […]
Collaboration: Girl Talk on Self worth with Miss B
‘A woman who knows her worth is a beacon. She’s an embodiment of love. You can’t give her a half a lung, she’s worth life. A woman who knows her […]
Uganda at 58: Post Colonialism into Neo-colonialism.
Hello blogtheren, Happy 58th Independence Day to my Ugandan people! We’re almost reaching the retirement age according to our laws. I wonder if we’ll be given pension benefits 2 years […]
October: Of being present.
Hiya! Been a minute. I hope you’re holding up well and the start of the month has started on a good note for you. Since August, I started a new […]
Gaining A Biblical Understanding of How God Perceives Men and Women
Hiya! We’re back with the guest post series. You can catch up with the genesis of the whole series by following this link Here. Over to Margaret now, the guest on […]
September: Of living and learning.
Hey hey hey! It’s a new month! Who knew that 31 days would go by so fast? I recall having huge and thrilling expectations for August, of the new beginnings […]
Gaining A Biblical Understanding of How God Perceives Women.
Hiya! We’re back with the guest post series. You can catch up with the genesis of the whole series by following this link Here. Over to Margaret now, the guest […]
Guest Post: The Promise of Law School and the Face of Reality.
Hey there. I hope August is treating you well. Make the most of every single minute and second because we just never know what the future holds. It’s been a […]
August: Of trusting the process.
Hey there. It’s a new month! I know I’m not one to blog every new month but August came with its new-fangled exhilarations for me. My mantra for this month […]
The quality of your conversations and Environment
Hello there. I hope you’re coping well in the ‘new normal’. I’m thrilled to see what God has in store for each of us at the end of this myriad […]
A life of Thanksgiving.
I was invited *not literally, but virtually* to share with my church fellowship about a life of thanksgiving and I’d like to point out, on here what God placed on […]
Feminism and Relationship; To submit or not to submit?
Hiya! We’re back with the guest post series. You can catch up with the genesis of the whole series by following this link Here. Over to Margaret now, the guest […]
Manchester Happened – Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi.
Manchester happened. The first time I read the title I kept wondering what the plot of the book would be. A friend actually suggested that I read Kintu first as […]
#WinterABC2020 Day 20; Life changing event.
Muli Uli *How are you in Tumbuka Zambia* Thanks for this greeting Bex. Its stimulating to learn a new greeting every day is it not? I think the one event […]
#WinterABC2020 Day 19; Five songs.
Hiya! I must say I’ve run out of vernacular greetings but 18 days of learning different greetings has been more than an honor for me. Thanks a bunch for helping […]
#WinterABC2020 Day 18; One last kiss.
By the time he woke up, I was dying. Jeff’s nervous voice rang out in a loud shriek when he awakened to the sour taste of blood on his lips. […]
#WinterABC2020 Day 17; Sexual and Reproductive Health rights.
Nogambaki *How are you in Runyankore, Uganda*. Thank you Sparkle for this greeting. I hope ya’ll have recovered from all the healing, loss and grief we went through yesterday, because […]
#WinterABC2020 Day 16; Of Grief, Loss and Healing.
Muli-shani *How are you in Bemba, Zambia* Please do send me ways they greet in your vernacular; I’d love to explore all the dialects before this challenge ends. Thanks, Hope, […]
LIEBSTER AWARD.
Hiya! How’s your Sunday going? Mine’s amazeballs. Been catching up with a few blogs and I must say, ya’ll write so stunningly. Can’t seem to get enough. Thanks to Benjie […]
#WinterABC2020 Day 14; Bride Price, or, is it wife purchase?
Yoga *How are you in Japhadhola, from Tororo in Uganda* Feels remarkable to have made it thus far in this challenge. My head’s buzzing with all the things and deadlines […]
Tales of Freedom…
The day was 14th March, 1962. I’d just been appointed to the Kabaka’s Legal Council for consultations a few months back, because my English was fluent and I’d just finished […]
I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings – Maya Angelou
Hiya! I sure do hope that your week has started on a high note because every new day and week is a start of fresh beginnings. So, bask in that […]
#WinterABC Day 11; 5 proverbs in my vernacular and what they mean.
Oli Ota *How are you in Kitoro from Uganda* I hope you’re having an amazing weekend. So, I don’t know much of my local language from my dad’s side because […]
#WinterABC2020 Day 10; Which brand I would love to represent and work with.
Oliyo Tye *How are you in Samia, from Uganda* Consistency has been creeping in at me but I’m here to make amends for my poor habits. So I’ll catch up […]
#WinterABC2020 Day 9; Four social medial Accounts that I follow and what I like about them.
Biy-bo *How are you in Ateso, Uganda* Day 9, whoop whoop. Four social media accounts I follow, well here goes my top 4. Morgan Harper Nichols (MHN). She has amazing […]
#WinterABC2020 Day 8; 3 things I wish African Content creators could avoid.
Na nga de *how are you in Senegalese* I’m running out of Afrikan languages to greet ya’ll in, considering all those from other parts of Afrika on these challenges, have […]
#WinterABC Day 7; 5 bloggers in my country.
Twi Eti Sen *How are you in Ghanaian* Its exhilarating learning how to greet in all these incredible languages. There are so many amazing bloggers in Uganda and I’ve got […]