Review of Mubiri Bubiri
The intimacy of the dim lights made me lean in to listen more even if their tone of voice was as clear and articulate as when the lights were on.
“The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity and Love” – Bell Hooks
I was interested in this book because it explored a different dynamic: how men are conditioned into and benefit from patriarchy, but are simultaneously held hostage by this oppressive system.
The Yard: The Role of Literature in Society.
He expounded on this by saying, “writers of African descent who write works that fit into many genres never get the exposure they need” because they are pigeonholed by and restricted to the African literature genre.
Ibua Lounge: Five:7teen featuring Edgard the Bard.
I was particularly intrigued by how seamlessly he transitioned from one character into an entirely different one as he moved from one poem to another.
KITF19 Reminds Us Why Theatre Is Still Relevant To Society Today
Platforms like KITF cannot save a struggling sector as Jesus did for his Christian flock, however, their insistence on holding up certain professional values has the effect of creating ripples which later on cause big changes.
Cajon Music House: A Delightful Discovery
Instead of the usual group of singers doing covers of songs they are good at belting out or popular songs that get the crowd going, here were individual artists singing their original compositions, accompanied by a guitarist, drummer or even backup singers.
A Preview of Writivism 2019
Nationalism for all, not just Buganda. Quite ironic considering the panel only consisted of Baganda which forced one to query whether a truly objective conversation could be held under such circumstances.