Ugandan Links
These sites are of interest. The Woyingi Blogger does not endorse the content of these sites. Please inform me if any of the links do not work.
BBC News Country Profile: Uganda
BBC News Historical Timeline: Uganda
Library of Congress Country Study: Uganda
Lonely Planet: Uganda
EveryCulture: Uganda
Human Rights Watch: Uganda
Amnesty International: Uganda
The Guardian UK: Uganda
Advocates Coalition for Development and Environment (ACODE) is an independent public policy research and advocacy think tank based in Kampala, Uganda. ACODE was registered as a Non-Governmental Organisation in 1999. Ten years now, ACODE is one of the most dynamic and robust regional leaders in cutting-edge public policy research and analysis in a range of areas including governance, trade, environment, and science and technology.
Women of Uganda Network is a NGO initiated by women`s organisations in Uganda to develop the use of ICTs among women as tools to share information and address issues collectively
Smithsonian Folkways: Mirembe Kawomera (Delicious Peace) Coffee, Music and Interfaith Harmony in Uganda
The Daily Monitor: Ugandan Online News
Newspaper: New Vision Online
News: UG Pulse
Guluwalk: Since the first walk in 2005, thousands around the world have walked to tell the story of northern Uganda and bring attention to the plight of its people. Since it’s inception, the event has raised over $1-million for the children of northern Uganda
Website of Eric M. Kashambuzi, Ugandan, graduated in Geography; Economics, Demography, International Law and Diplomacy, and Sustainable Development. Currently, he is Senior Policy Advisor on the United Nation Millennium Project, which advises the United Nations Secretary-General on the Millennium Development Goals.
Ugandan Literature
Mildred Barya’s Website
FEMRITE- Uganda Women Writers’ Association is an indigenous, non-governmental, non-profit making women’s organisation that was launched on May 1, 1996. The organisation came into being at a time when the Ugandan literary scene had almost no visible creative literature written by women. FEMRITE desired to change that situation and build level ground for Ugandan women creative writers enabling them to contribute to national development through creative writing. FEMRITE acronym stands for Female Writers
