Banyankole
 |  | | Book Review - Success is Around the Corner Written by H. E. Boney M. Katatumba
By Jerry Ellis
Above all, this book is dedicated to the people I think need it most- the youths of the world. For in them lies the key to our future. Hopefully, they can adopt the philosophy I share in this book to create an even better world for all.
I have been fortunate to have travelled to over a hundred different countries as Chairman G77 CCI. It is my conclusion that the youths are basically the same the world over. Their aspirations are often ignored as they struggle to find a niche in this sometimes cold and difficult world. Against the social, educational and political imbalances of societies in which they find themselves, they battle on, ever determined to make their voices heard.
- B.M. Katatumba
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|  | | The Bagwere of Pallisa
By Eunice Rukundo
Many people from other parts of Uganda have been guilty of mistaking the Bagwere to belong to one of the sub-ethnic groups among the Basoga or even closely linking the Bagwere to the Itesots, all originally found in Eastern Uganda.
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|  | | THE FORGOTTEN CHILDREN OF UGANDA
By Jane Musoke-Nteyafas
"the worlds most neglected humanitarian crisis" and "one of the biggest scandals of our generation."
U.N. Under-Secretary General of Humanitarian Affairs Jan Egeland.
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|  | | Traditional Marriages in Uganda: Ankole Style
By Gideon Munaabi
...among the Bahima (section of the Banyankole) girls who were about the age of marriage were forced to feed on milk until they were very heavy. “They could barely walk,” an Ankole elder once joked during an introduction ceremony.
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|  | | Views from Fiona: Beauty
By Fiona Abaasa
The old adage ‘Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder’ is definitely true but beauty or being beautiful in relation to human beings is often misconstrued to mean the outer appearance of a person. There is a lot that counts other than the facial looks, dental formula, physical or how curvetious one was created.
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|  | | People Profiles: Hadie
By UGPulse Profiler
Born and bred in Kampala, I come from a typical African family...
UGPulse would like to publish profiles of Ugandans around the world, famous or not. Everyone counts!
Please send profiles and photos to letters@ugatechusa.net for review and publication.
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