@adeche.atelier: What if making your community a better place was something everyone took part in? 🇺🇬✨ One of the beautiful traditions we’ve been learning about in Uganda is Bulungi Bwansi! Although we mention the Baganda people in the video, Bulungi Bwansi is also part of a wider Ugandan tradition of communal service. We came across a fascinating paper by Pesh Tumuramye for TrustAfrica exploring how this tradition has helped communities come together to build schools, maintain roads and care for shared spaces. What’s a beautiful concept from your culture that more people should know about? 🧡 #storytelling #wordoftheday📖 #uganda🇺🇬 #positivevibes

jojokoru 🍿📺🎬 :

me, a ugandan, watching uganda mentioned

Kevin NKKS :

not this Ugandan feeling seen....oh the emotions

😘😘 :

Much love from Uganda ♥️♥️

Jöueslyn :

Well done 👏🏾

ambrigs :

thanks dears

mariatheeconomist :

Now the whole country is doing it.

🤔🤔🤔 :

we just sleep

salvatore_dmn :

Ugandan checking in

thicchic6 :

thanks for mentioning us it now an official country wide program that happens every last Saturday of the month

KN :

If only they themselves had that in mind prior to 1900 🥀

Odd 🦆 :

You guys are in Uganda? Oh my goodness, welcome👯🏾‍♂️

Naigaga :

Uganda 🇺🇬

kaana :

Ugandan in the house

ely.738 :

i love you guys, you are my favourite African couple, it's so wonderful to see African people embracing their culture, thank you guys so much. know that you are highly appreciated and please continue and know that you are love from Namibia 🇳🇦 🥰

Fifi :

We love you guys

🧝🏽 :

Aw

mariatheeconomist :

Thank you guys🥰

faridah @2001 :

Beyond disability :

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ghost :

your outfits look very good

dalì :

awww I'd never be heard this before. love it 💗

Waltz_ai_art :

as a Ugandan love your page and your work [Fire][Fire][Perfect score]

alisha_keyz :

BOO-LOON-JI BWAN-SEE

thebeaprint2.0 :

Immediate follow