The Poetry Anthology, Feeling, Is Out- we are filled with gratitude

This has been the most celebratory and noteworthy journey of all our poetry anthologies. It just kept growing until this monumental time. What a journey worth relishing in. Every single part has been worth it.

Prof. Sylvia Tamale                                          Tapenence Kuteesa

 

Dr. Isabella Epiu, Uganda’s first PhD anaesthisiologist

Extended gratitude to the poetry contributors, to the photographer, to Braid Art and Culture Fund, Gilgal Media Arts and the team tat Babishai Niwe Poetry Foundation.

Thanks to the women whom we reached out to who gladly accepted this honour. Thanks to their relatives, as well.

To Kampala Morning Stars Rotary Club, who hosted an early women’ s day meeting and bought a significant number of copies, thank you.

Jackie Asiimwe

There are 65 iconic Ugandan women who are honoured in this poetry anthology and if we had had a lifetime to produce this anthology, then we would definitely have included all the extraordinary women of Uganda.

 

We are victorious. Uganda is victorious. Africa is victorious. The world is victorious. Each of these women has shaped the world in one way or another. We will never stop rejoicing in their accolades.

The online version of this poetry anthology is available here. https://beverleynambozon.com/shop/feeling/

For physical copies, call +256 751 703226 or email babishai@babishai.com

 

Thank you!!

Feeling-The Great Unveiling of our Poetry Anthology Book Cover

The Great Unveiling!

Heartfelt and Beautiful Greetings,

Unveiling the cover of ‘Feeling,’ the upcoming and much anticipated Babishai Niwe Poetry Foundation Poetry Anthology Celebrating Iconic Ugandan Women.
We’ll soon be releasing both the virtual and physical versions.

Extending gratitude to you for your continued support. More details out soon, also on social media

The cover photograph was taken by professional photographer, Edward Soyinka Echwalu

Contributors to the Anthology include:-
Zoey -Thestoryteller, George W Kiwanuka, George Gumikiriza, Nakintu Pamela Mwanje, Alwedo Michelle Ivy, Kagayi Ngobi, Andrew Herbert Ouma, and Beverley N Nsengiyunva

This project has been supported by East Africa Arts (British Council) and Trust Indigenous Culture and Health, through their BRAID Fund.