Tuko Pamoja: Ugandans urged to retrace omitted history as Luo Segment premieres

"So much was intentionally left out by the imperialists to disconnect us from the truth —that we are truly united. It is crucial for Ugandans to retrace our history, to understand what truly occurred, so that we can unite and progress toward development," Mwambutsya explained.

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Dr Cindy Magara (right) addresses attendees during the premiere of the Luo Segment of the 'Tuko Pamoja' docuseries at Ndere Centre in Ntinda, a city suburb on April 20, 2024. Photo by Hussein Kiganda

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Revellers who attended the premiere of the Luo Segment of the 'Tuko Pamoja' docuseries at Ndere Centre in Ntinda, a city suburb on April 20, 2024, were urged

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