Uganda Rastas celebrate Bob Marley's 79th birthday in 'Obuntu' concert

Throughout the night, the concertgoers were reminded of the importance of obuntu, a Bantu term meaning humanity or kindness. The Rastafarian community believes that embracing obuntu is the key to achieving peace and harmony in society

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Rastafarian Natty Dread performing at Casablanca Pub & Restaurant in Kololo, Kampala. Photo by John Musoke

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Once upon a time, in a vibrant celebration of reggae music and the spirit of unity, Rastafarians in Uganda came together to commemorate the 79th birthday of the

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