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Foods prepared in Rwanda are made from locally grown ingredients. Rwandese traditional breakfast can entail porridge and sweet potatoes, while lunch and dinner are normally heavy and may comprise dishes like isombe, ugali, or Matoke, among many other recipes. Plantains prepare Matoke. Plantains were introduced by Southeast Asians to the African continent back in the […]
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Not much is known about the breadth of work in Kenya overseas (Dahir, 2018). A restitution report states that at least 181 items are currently held at France’s du Quai BranlyChirac museum. Some of the items are metal bracelets, shields, and spears among many others. Kenya has remained to retain artifacts in her museums and
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The diverse Kenyan cultures have different tribal groups having distinct modes of dressing. The common communities known to keep and follow their cultures are the Coastal Swahili people and the Maasai community who live in the country’s rich grasslands areas. Coastal Swahili tradition for men was a long white robe ‘kanzu’ in Swahili. They also
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Kenyan traditional food is diverse just like its communities, history, and its different landscapes. Every community in a given area has its specialties. The favored beverages that one will find are tea and coffee. They are grown in the country, and when one visits the rural areas, one will find fermented milk ‘maziwa mala’ which
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Lamu Cultural Festival The festival entails celebrating both the past and the future of the Lamu community in the coastal region (Go Visit Kenya). It also celebrates the traditions and beliefs known to be the heart and soul of the community. Maralal Camel Derby The festival is held just outside Maralal town in the mid-year
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Tanzania is a multinational country with more than 120 ethnic communities, excluding the Christians and the Islamic communities. The numerous cultures in the country make the land have massive cultural celebrations throughout the year. Christians, Islam and other traditional African cultures domination have their celebrations different from the others taking place differently from one another.
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Festivals The multilingual status of Uganda sets the tone for the country’s popular festivals. The festivals are correlated with the diversified ethnic communities and the Christian religion. Music tends to be the key element in the country’s festivals, for example, the B-Global Indigenous Hip Hop Festival. This is Uganda “This is Uganda” festival is done
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The education structure of Uganda’s education system is of seven years of primary education, six years in high school, and three to five years of post-secondary education. The country has some of the best universities in East Africa, with the best and largest in the country being Makere University (UniversityGuru). It is the most prestigious
Peace is currently reigning in Uganda as compared to years back after its independence when individuals who were greedy for power staged coups to take the presidential seats. Peace in the country has led to both economic and population growth. Volunteers programs have been created to help society have basic needs like health and education.
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The Ugandan government has encouraged investing, and in 2019, it established the Uganda Investment Authority (UIA). The investment Code Act 1991 is set to the root agency of the government to enhance, coordinate, facilitate and encourage investments in the country (Uganda Invest). The government aims to attract and retain value to add both domestic and
