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Out Of StockQueen Kitami
Out Of StockThe Enchanted Guinea Fowl
Out Of StockTinsiima
Out Of StockQueen Muhumuza of the Nyabingyi Movement
THE MUKIGA FEMALE WARRIOR
The Kiga people, or Abakiga are believed to be the descendants of Kashyiga, who came to be called Kakiga, the son of Mbogo from the Kingdom of Bumbogo and of the Abahitira (Abungura) clan.It is suggested that they arrived from Rwanda between 1600 and 1700.
Out Of StockThe Ankole
HOME OF THE LONG HORNED COW
Originally, Ankole was known as Kaaro- Karungi and the word Nkore is said to have been adopted during the 17th century following the devastating invasion of Kaaro-Karungi by Chawaali, the then Omukama of Bunyoro-Kitara.
Out Of StockThe Basoga
LAND OF THE SOGA
According to oral traditions, the Basoga came from two directions at different times. Their migration and settlement in their present location is associated with two cultural heroes: Kintu (the Thing) and Mukama (the Milker).
Out Of StockThe Tooro Kingdom
THE GRACEFUL PEOPLE
The Tooro Kingdom evolved out of a breakaway segment of Bunyoro when the first son of Omukama Kyebambe III of Bunyoro rebelled and formed his own kingdom.
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Out Of StockCollection of folk tales from Uganda
VOLUME II
Folktales are stories that grew out of the lives and imaginations of the people or folk. They serve to communicate traditions, customs, lessons and morals to the young in preparation of life’s obstacles.
Out Of StockCollection of folk tales from Uganda
VOLUME III
Our collection of tales from different parts of Uganda aim to promote and pass on these stories hence providing generations with values such as honesty, courage and solidarity.
Out Of StockCollection of folk tales from Uganda
VOLUME I
Folktales, also known as myths, are believed to have the power to hold the community together: the ancestors, the living, and those not yet born. Traditionally, adults passed these stories down by word of mouth from one generation to another.