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CCFU @ 20: As the World Divides, Uganda Looks to Heritage for Unity
As global conflicts and cultural erosion deepen, Uganda is being urged to return to its heritage for answers on unity and identity. That call came Tuesday at Hotel Africana as the Cross Cultural Foundation of Uganda, CCFU, opened a two-day exhibition of community museums to mark 20 years of work in cultural preservation. The Senior Presidential Advisor on Tourism Dr. Lilly Ajarova, who officially opened the event, said Uganda’s diverse tradition…
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CCFU @ 20: As the World Divides, Uganda Looks to Heritage for Unity
As global conflicts and cultural erosion deepen, Uganda is being urged to return to its heritage for answers on unity and identity. That call came Tuesday at Hotel Africana as the Cross Cultural Foundation of Uganda, CCFU, opened a two-day exhibition of community museums to mark 20 years of work in cultural preservation. The Senior Presidential Advisor on Tourism Dr. Lilly Ajarova, who officially opened the event, said Uganda’s diverse tradition…
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