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My eyes are a conversation starter. They look different. “I wear contact lenses,” I normally say to the people that notice them. “Oh, wow…” “Nah,

How Moses Jr. Kiboneka has managed to convince us to enjoy intellectual comedy, I do not know. The last guy who tried it, we literally

I kind of ran, kind of slid out of the bathroom into my bedroom, my towel barely holding onto my body. I grabbed the phone

2014 to 2015 were the toughest years of my life. I was hungry for life, and becoming increasingly restless at what I saw as a

It is actually possible to be so heavenly minded that we are of no earthly good. “May your Kingdom come”  and “May your will be

Loukman Ali’s art is hauntingly superior and is quite none like we have seen before; so much so that the only other film you can

Like the troubled middle child, we millenials hang precariously between the generation of our parents that cannot stand us and that of our siblings that

So, this word, (or name, as I later found out) Rurangaranga, just dropped into my mind, appearing out of nowhere, like these random kidnapping vans

Gospel artiste Katalina Mezu’s calm voice and careful enunciation of words belies her hard-rock core enveloped by a solid 3-faceted ministry on which she operates:

At the peak of her musical career, Grace Nakimera was easily the most recognizable artiste of her time. She was not only talented, but also

Growing up in a slum and extricating oneself from its bleak prospect to build a meaningful life for oneself when romanticized makes for a great