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Echoes of the Past: Historical Sites and Buildings in Mbarara City
Written by CCFU Team Historical buildings are powerful symbols of our past. They capture moments in time, providing identity to cities, towns, and districts while reflecting architectural styles, cultural influences, and societal values of their eras. These structures also play crucial roles in national tourism, community regeneration, and education. In Uganda, the disappearance of historical…
Read MoreSisi Film Lab
Written by Sisi Film Lab team Sisi Film Lab is a film training initiative that happens in five districts of Uganda, and is run by Sisi Film Collective, a non-profit platform for Ugandan filmmakers to network and collaborate. The Kampala edition of the lab, supported by GZK/UGCS and The DOEN Foundation, is scheduled to run…
Read MoreCall For Applications: AWT Informative Seminar, 3rd Edition
We are excited to partner with The African Writers Trust to bring to life the third edition of the African Writers Trust Informative Seminar. Join us to explore “Self Publishing: What You Need to Know.” Below are the necessary details: Seminar Description African Writers Trust will hold the 3rd Edition of its popular Informative Seminar series…
Read MoreBecause of Her Annual ‘Women’s History Exhibit’ 2024
Written by Because of Her team Started in 2022, the Annual Because of Her Women’s Exhibit seeks to preserve the rich history of Ugandan women and celebrate their amazing work. The exhibit also aims to educate the public about the lives of these women and what it took for them to make a change as…
Read MoreKasala: The Poetry of Placement
Written by Loic Ekinga & Elijah Bwojji Seven poets gathered to explore the Kasala poetic form in a three-week workshop with the Goethe Zentrum Kampala/Ugandan German Cultural Society. The workshop aimed to explore a traditional genre of oral praise poetry originating from the Congo region. The Kasala as it is known in the Luba tribe…
Read MoreDocs Day: Dr Lilian Mary Nabulime, Creative Genius by Arch Africa
On Friday 12th April 2024, we convened in the GZK basement to witness the compelling second episode, Dr Lilian Mary Nabulime,Creative Genius of the Matriarchs pilot season, a production by Arch Africa, a platform that empowers women to actualize their purpose through content, coaching and community. The Matriarchs pilot season was/is aimed to pay homage…
Read MoreOpen Call: Photographer & Videographer
Goethe-Zentrum Kampala/Ugandan German Cultural Society and Alliance Francaise Kampala are embarking on the Moving Identities Film Tour. We will be in four districts for four weekends in June where we plan to hold one day workshops and film screenings. We shall need an experienced photographer & videographer to capture the festivities. Here is the scope…
Read MoreApril Cultural Program
⭐⭐ Join us for a month of captivating events! 🎬Docs DayArch Africa spotlights The Creative Genius, Dr Lilian Mary Nabulime, a well-established contemporary Sculptor who uses art as a medium of sensitization and literacy about HIV/AIDS.Date: Friday, 12th April 2024Time: 5:00 pmFree EntryVenue: GZK Basement 🎙Kasala Poetry Watch PartyKasala: The poetry of placement. Seven poets examine their…
Read MoreWhat It Means To Be A Woman Creative in Uganda
In honour of Women’s History Month, Goethe-Zentrum Kampala/Ugandan German Cultural Society (GZK/UGCS) hosted a captivating panel discussion under the theme “What it means to be a woman creative in Uganda.” This insightful event aimed to illuminate the personal and illustrious journeys of women such as Lyn Bahati (Interior Designer & Founder, House of Ndinda), Fiona…
Read MoreCelebrating Cultural Journalism: Insights from Our Round-table Discussion
We embarked on a captivating journey into the heart of Ugandan media during our Cultural Journalism Round-table on February 27th 2024! Teaming up with Media Challenge Initiative and DW Akademie, we delved deep into the nexus of journalism and culture at the MCI Media Hub, Tirupati Mazima Rooftop. Our esteemed panel, led by moderator Andrew…
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