Claire Nampala is a film maker, an actress, a producer, a healthcare worker, a humanitarian and a mother. She’s worked on several projects of human as her mission is to educate the community by using human rights work. She is the movie director of “The Forbidden” the movie that will be screening at the BantuFest […]
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At BANTUFEST 2025 we are excited to have Sarah Ndagire: Social Entrepreneur and Cultural Advocate Sarah Ndagire is a distinguished social entrepreneur committed to enriching communities through the celebration of African culture and arts. As the founder of AfriWell Hub and an advocate for cultural preservation, Sarah expertly merges her passion for cultural advocacy with
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Don’t miss Andrew Ssebulime at BantuFest Las Vegas! 🎭💃🏾✨ Experience the healing power of movement with Andrew Ssebulime, a PhD Candidate in Critical Dance Studies at UC Riverside and an expert in folk dance movement therapy. 🕺🏾 2 Exclusive Dance Therapy Workshops 🌍 From California to Vegas – Uniting Cultures Through Dance 🎶 Feel, Move,
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Theme : Recovering key species for ecosystem restoration. “In 2022, we must finally dispel the false dichotomy that there is a zero-sum game of wildlife versus the economy; or protecting ecosystems versus the economy” said UNDP Administrator, Achim Steiner.
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several Heads of State, environment ministers, and other representatives from over 175 nations gathered at the UN Environment Assembly in Nairobi to endorse a historic resolution to end plastic pollution and forge an international legally binding agreement by the end of 2024. “It is an insurance policy for this generation and future ones, so they
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Germany has become the first country to answer a call for wealthy nations to contribute their “fair share” towards ending the COVID-19 pandemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported on Tuesday. The country has pledged to provide $1.22 billion to support the ACT- Accelerator, the partnership for fair access to tests, treatments, vaccines and personal
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Monthly headline inflation rose by 1% for February compared to January confirming what has begun to be an outcry of rising in prices of household goods. According to the bureau of statistics, items like washing soap registered the biggest rise by about 1000 Shs a bar with Sugar, Rice, and refined oil among the items
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FIFA did not expel Russia from the World Cup qualifying on Sunday though it still remained an option. Instead Russia can play using the “RFU” of its football federation, the Russian Football Union. Furthermore, the Bureau of the FIFA Council ruled that the Russian flag and anthem were not to be associated with the team.
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The Delhi Government’s decision to lift all Covid-19 restrictions has been made based on the recent decline in the Covid-19 cases. it is, however, emphasized that wearing masks, maintaining social distancing, hand hygiene, and ventilation in closed spaces shall continue to be enforced at all places.
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Russia has launched an attack on cities and military installations across Ukraine. Thousands of Ukrainians and civilians are fleeing the capital, Kyiv, and other areas.
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