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Wishing our members, supporters, collaborators and followers a prosperous new year 2025 !!
To new frontiers & adventures✨
🎥 @danaroundug : CASU annual dinner & collectors’ exhibition 2024
I’ll keep showing you Bududa in bits. And if you wanna visit I can give you tips and recommendations.
How many stories of misplaced interest have you heard of or witnessed before? Or have you been a victim.
In Uganda, and probably most of Africa, our perception of education is different. It is more about academic excellence than real world experiences….
We are conditioned to read to appear to be the best, which in some way is productive, until you find yourself lost in a mental hole.
At university, I learned about myself soon enough to know I wasn’t cut out for corporate environments and would pursue something worthwhile
Alright… let me utilize this X.
Get to know who I am.
On day 4 I want to start posting all my videos of a 30 days challenge of intentional content creation
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🥂Happy New Month!!
August was quite eventful and vibrant indeed.
We are thankful for members, collaborators, friends and well wishers as well.
Here are some moving images from CASU’s Annual Dinner and Collectors’ Exhibition 2024
Videography by @danaroundug🥂
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Amazing shot, just as amazing as the experience in Lake Mburo. Top notch safari
A Juvenile African Fish Eagle, photographed on my recent wildlife trip to Lake Mburo National Park in a company of @danaroundug
So much I have learned about Karamoja since I last visited there.
“Considered an offshoot of the Iteso people, I am told they were named Karamojong because they were older people who could not continue with migratory adventure and they remained back in this land. How true???
Naye me as a documentary filmmaker, how do I engage here on X. Ugandans don't seem to engage with docu style content! Nsaba buyambi 🙏
Excerpts from our trip to the Masai Mara. Watch on my YouTube channel. youtu.be/sXtQ5tStC9U?si=kcg2…
Our trip to the Masai Mara was a revelation of abundance. Even in the rainy and low season in tourism sense, we’ve had full fun. The landscapes, the still high concentration of animals even without wildebeest, the rich Maasai culture. We are overjoyed.
Kalokuruk rock or rather popularly known as sliding rock in Kotido. Takes only about 10 minutes drive from town center. A fun place to loosen the child in you 🛝
Reminiscing the long day trip to Gisenyi to only catch a canoe cruise and an evening by Lake Kivu. The sweeter part of it all was the curiosity. What takes humans so far to spend time so little. The Congo? The volcanoes? The scintillating views? It’s all up to you #VisitRwanda














