The Dictionary of lost words | Book Review
So, I finished this book over the weekend. I was gifted this one by a friend in August. And to be honest,...
Rainy Days: Then and Now
I’m sitting in the car outside a church, preparing to present films about our work in five districts in Uganda, including Kamuli. We arrived at this location today after driving from Kole yesterday, where we conducted the same activity at a church. It rained throughout the drive to Kamuli, and today was no exception. It…
Quotes from The Places I’ve Cried in Public by Holly Bourne
If you are not aware, I am now a columnist in the Citizen Newspaper. There, I write book reviews every Tuesday. It has become one of my favourite things, and I look forward to it every week. I have created a reading and writing routine that brings me so much joy. Through my writings, I…
Celebrating #NyerereDay with Coffee
Coffee is one of the most consumed beverages globally after tea and water. Having been born into coffee, I have a long history with it—good and bad, but combined, they make an excellent relationship. So, obviously, with each relationship, it gets better with age, and mine with coffee is not exceptional. This is why, almost…
Two nights in Lushoto
I’m writing this because I made it out alive. I’m being dramatic, but our day two hike was a struggle. It needed one to call out whatever courage and daring nature they had to go for it, and apparently, I am such a courageous and bold person. Let’s start from the beginning. We have been…
