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Baba Maureen
ere is how Maureen remembers it. It was a weekend – and this she knows because she was not in school. She was eight years old, you see, and that is how eight-year-olds break down days of the week. Her father had just come back from another work trip, arrived the Friday evening before, then on that Saturday morning, he had left for the office. It was not uncommon for her father to be at work, or…
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Rusinga Festival 2016: A Photo Essay
The Abasuba, or Subanese as modern Subas prefer to be called, moved into Rusinga and Mfangano Islands after a bloody dynastic war for the Buganda throne. (more…)
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The Rusinga Festival
There’s a young festival that takes place every December on Rusinga Island. A?celebration of the Abasuba people and their culture,?language and artefacts. It’s a cultural answer to the question “Can a people die?” (more…)
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