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Entula is often prepared with other foods such as aubergines like above. Photos by Ismail Kezaala
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Entula, the bitter medicinal garden eggs to boost meals
The Thai round eggplant or garden eggs, locally called entula by Bantu speakers, may not be able to stand alone as a meal, but nonetheless is a popular delicacy that makes other foods tasty....
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Death of Maj. Gen. Rwigyema
According to President Museveni’s son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, just before Museveni flew to New...
Uganda@50
50 years after our independence: What is the Buganda Question?
hey adopted Christianity earlier than the rest of the colony. They began growing cash crops...
Uganda@50
RPF invasion of Rwanda and denials
The agents were often intelligence officers and operatives in the Ugandan Army and in late...
Uganda@50
Uganda’s foreign policy in the 1990s
Museveni is said to have told then Rwanda president Habyarimana in 1988 to be careful with...
Uganda@50
The economy and society in the 1990s
A new tax body, the Uganda Revenue Authority, with Ghanaian Edward Labi-Siaw as its first...
Uganda@50
Insurgency in the northern and eastern regions in 1986
In July 1986, remnants of the UNLA started forming spontaneous resistance groups and units in...
Uganda@50
Uganda after 1986: Insurgencies in the north and east (Part One)
To the average person in Kampala or outside Uganda, what took place in the north was a rebel...
Uganda@50
Indiscipline reigns in NRA army
Because the NRA was dominated by Banyankore, Banyarwanda Tutsi, Bakiga, Batoro, Banyoro and...
Uganda@50
When midwives turned to mobile phone light to save mothers
These conditions largely sum up the story of health services in the rural areas—from the...
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- Indiscipline reigns in NRA army
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