Busoga Okwisania Na Maani
Step Into the Tales
Original Lusoga stories. Each one is a door into Uganda's heritage.

He of the bigwala.
The Kyabazinga orders the royal horns blown at the palace. Young Walugembe tries, and the first time goes badly.
Written by
Kisakye Cinderella Grace
Art by Cindy
Coming SoonHeritage lives in a child's name.
Gyenviire, a girl from the village, sees life through the legacy of her ancestors. A warm sunset story about heritage and identity.
Written by
Kisakye Cinderella Grace
Art by Cindy
Coming SoonOne boy. One drum. One rhythm.
Every village has its rhythm, and Ekyeeya can hear his. A story of a boy, his drum, and the music that calls a community together.
Written by
Kisakye Cinderella Grace
Art by Cindy
Coming SoonThe tales of old still teach.
Under the mango tree at sunset, Grandma shares the tales of old. Stories of wisdom, kindness, and the ways of the Busoga people.
Written by
Kisakye Cinderella Grace
Art by Cindy

Respect starts in her own room.
Mother teaches Nambi to look after her room, her clothes and her hair.
Written by
Kisakye Cinderella Grace
Art by Cindy

He of the bigwala.
The Kyabazinga orders the royal horns blown at the palace. Young Walugembe tries, and the first time goes badly.
Written by
Kisakye Cinderella Grace
Art by Cindy
Coming SoonHeritage lives in a child's name.
Gyenviire, a girl from the village, sees life through the legacy of her ancestors. A warm sunset story about heritage and identity.
Written by
Kisakye Cinderella Grace
Art by Cindy
Coming SoonOne boy. One drum. One rhythm.
Every village has its rhythm, and Ekyeeya can hear his. A story of a boy, his drum, and the music that calls a community together.
Written by
Kisakye Cinderella Grace
Art by Cindy
Coming SoonThe tales of old still teach.
Under the mango tree at sunset, Grandma shares the tales of old. Stories of wisdom, kindness, and the ways of the Busoga people.
Written by
Kisakye Cinderella Grace
Art by Cindy

Respect starts in her own room.
Mother teaches Nambi to look after her room, her clothes and her hair.
Written by
Kisakye Cinderella Grace
Art by Cindy
Learn Lusoga with your child
Three phrases to start with tonight.
Wasuze otya eyo?
How did you spend the night?
Webale emirimo
Thank you for the work
Webale
Thank you

