BY MIKE MUTHAKA A tow truck sits on the side of the road. Cars circle the roundabout and go without noticing the truck. Some pass through Oilibya; they refuel and get back onto the road, giving the truck little thought. The truck is unoccupied. The windows are wound up. It’s
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BY ERNEST TUAPE #1. Nakasero Market (I’m typing this at midday, listening to a playlist from my music collection. Now playing is Blow Your Mind, Dua Lipa.) I call this the Google of Markets in Kampala. If it’s not in Nakasero, it’s nowhere. A
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BY FLORENCE BETT-KINYATTI In the six years “Tell me, Florah, in the six years of running your business here at Trio Crafts, was there ever a time you considered closing shop and walking away?” “Yes,” says Florah, exasperating, “and not just once but several times.
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BY MIKE MUTHAKA I can’t remember the last time I took communion. It must have been back in primary school – around the same time I stopped going for confession. My first ever confession was in a closet, shut away from the priest with a partition. I was 11 years
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BY ERNEST TUAPE (Craft It’s new foreign correspondent in Kampala) #1. Baha’i House of Worship Built with the shape the African hut, we call it the Baha’i Temple. It is the centre of serenity in Kampala. Open to all. Its
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BY FLORENCE BETT-KINYATTI I got married early this month. On 3rd February. It was a Saturday, a gorgeous Saturday in this gorgeous Nairobi. As the bride, I had many worries and concerns before my Wedding Day. Concerns like,
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