Win one of five places in our poetry workshop

New writers are invited to apply for the third phase of the British Council creative writing programme.

 
Uganda, a literary desert?

“Uganda is a literary desert!” The first time I heard these words was at a celebratory dinner hosted by the British Council for Crossing Borders participants from across Africa who had attended a week-long literary festival in Kampala. As my

 
Campaign to improve English proficiency continues

During the swearing-in ceremony of district local councillors (LCs) last year, it came to light that some of them had difficulty expressing themselves in English. They stumbled over words like “solemnly” and instead of reading the word “I” as “I”, one of

 
It takes a village to raise a child

This old African proverb may well have been the theme for the day as it aptly describes the discussion held at the education forum convened by the British Council and World Vision.

 
Ugandan youth claiming what is theirs

This year’s International Women’s Day celebrations was held in the Nebbi district of Northern Uganda. While the rest of the country was preparing for the celebrations, Nebbi youth councillors were preparing a memorandum which will be presented to H.E. President Yoweri

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