Mother, Feminist, Writer, Mountains Lover, Social justice addict, FEMRITE/ACFODE/GMT-WIMN Member. National Medalist https://xitter.cf/t.co/oI96CdUZnN

Bunyonyi region, Kabale, Ug
Joined January 2013
Hearty congratulations to Prof. Anne Carson, for raising the women's flag high, with the 2026 Nobel Prize for Literature! Of the 123 Laureates, Carson become Woman 19 to win the prize. The struggle continues💥 @NobelPrize @femritewriters #WomensLiterature #Womeninliterature
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Happy Independence Day, Dear Ugandans.
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Congratulations Dr Baingana
Excited, honored, humbled
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Congratulations to @qataharraymond. Always on point👌🏾
A pleasure to meet and congratulate @qataharraymond who has been appointed Senior Policy Adviser at the @UgandaMFA! Thanks for coming by Raymond, we look forward to further strengthening the EU-Uganda Partnership together with you! And yes, we did Grab a Coffee!😃
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Lovely to see you at the rooftop💕💕💕
From the highest point Uganda to driving a bus of 2:30 @RwenzoriMarathn and the people of Kasese thank you. Let's do this again next year.
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Day 277/365. #Gratitude The #IndependenceRun Welcome back, everybody who hit the road. To my #Walkfamilies 💕💕💕 @ActivateUgandaL @TheOverwhelmers @femritewriters @Akeda4
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Ayaaah basi
What man can do, a woman can do better
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Little Miss Uganda 2025, Orianah Alinaitwe, at FEMRITE launch of Catherine Karungi's book - The Pride of Being Ugandan. Thank you team @little_missug and all the mentors: Gyagenda Issa, @IgaZinunula, Trisha Kyomuhendo, the queen mother, the fathers,... for the accomplishments
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Hilda J. Twongyeirwe retweeted
Sua cabeça é uma colmeia, \ você não tem certeza se vai sobreviver... Hilda Twongyeirwe & muito mais nas dicas de livros & artes do TTTTT: blogdotataritaritata.blogspo… #tataritaritata #livroterapia @twongye
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Congratulations @MosesRutahigwa Super proud of you!
I am officially a Berlin Legend. Some experiences unlock a part of you you never knew existed; this one did. It was a hard-earned medal; one I will always cherish. Thank you all for your love and support. A 100% for Team Uganda 🇺🇬 and lots to share about this race. For now, we celebrate; tomorrow, recovery begins because there's so much running ahead. #BerlinMarathon2026
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Lets start by being at the home of #macondo❣️ Then we bring it here
Yvonne is a 'tour de force' ..... Have we considered hosting the Macondo #Literary Festival in #Uganda? @femritewriters @twongye @AdhiamboKE #books
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It was a pleasure reading your work @rest26227. Keep writing! It feeds the soul!
Honored to receive a Certificate of Recognition for participation in the 2026 Youths Innovation Poetry Challenge, Championing Sustainable Agro-ecological Food Systems through the Arts. Thank you @FEMRITEUg @GYWVoiceBugiri and @McKnightFdn for the platform
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Hilda J. Twongyeirwe retweeted
Working with @MISR_Mak has enabled us to explore different activities and concepts that build connections between knowledge, practices, experiences, and strategy for a better world.
Welcome to an evening of storytelling & cultural reflection on Princess Clara “Kalaala” Nalumansi, happening Friday 18th Sept, 5:30PM at FEMRITE. Clara, according to historical accounts, died in 1888 during persecution of Christians. Yet her story remains on the margins.
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Welcome to an evening of storytelling & cultural reflection on Princess Clara “Kalaala” Nalumansi, happening Friday 18th Sept, 5:30PM at FEMRITE. Clara, according to historical accounts, died in 1888 during persecution of Christians. Yet her story remains on the margins.
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NGOsource Certification is crucial for charity organisations. It is a milestone
FEMRITE Equivalecy Determination Certification is renewed successfully. We appreciate our partners who make FEMRITE charity work possible. @McKnightFdn @MISR_Mak @AFKampala @ARB, @USEmbassyUganda, and many other partners. We look forward to more future partnerships.
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Thank you Hon. @RebeccaKadagaUG for supporting writers, and for reading @akankundallen.
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Absolutely gorgeous!
A special gift from my awesomely talented son, Raymond Bunjako. Sculptor, painter, carpenter - all in one person. He made this detailed portrait out of TOOTHPICK cuttings and oils. I can’t stop smiling. Bwenfanga mutekangawo kino. Please give him work: 0773352182
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She's been a pillar and an inspiration not only in Toro Kingdom but Uganda and Africa too
PRINCESS ELIZABETH BAGAYA * Born in 1936 in Kabarole, she is the daughter of the late King of Tooro, Omukama George Rukidi III, and Queen Kezia. * She was the first East African woman to graduate with a law degree from the University of Cambridge (1962) and the first to be called to the English Bar as a barrister (1965). * Returning to Uganda, she became the first woman admitted to the Ugandan Bar in 1966. * After traditional kingdoms were abolished by Milton Obote in 1966, she fled to London, where she became a globally renowned supermodel, signing with the Ford Agency and making history as the first Black model to appear on the cover of Harper's Bazaar. * She studied acting in New York and starred in major international films like Bullfrog in the Sun and Sheena: Queen of the Jungle. * When Idi Amin took power, she returned and served as Uganda’s Foreign Minister in 1974. * Her relationship with Amin soured over false accusations, leading to her house arrest and eventual escape from the country in 1975 to save her life. * After fleeing political hostility a second time under Obote's regime, she secretly married Prince Wilberforce Nyabongo (an aviation engineer) in London in 1981. * Her husband died suddenly in a fatal plane crash in December 1986 at just 32 years old. * Devastated by his death, she stepped away from her role as Uganda’s Ambassador to the United States in 1988 to dedicate her life to global charity work, never remarrying or having children. * She later returned to national diplomacy, serving as Uganda’s Ambassador to Germany, the Vatican, and High Commissioner to Nigeria. * When traditional kingdoms were restored and her brother King Patrick Kaboyo VII passed away in 1995, she became a principal regent and official guardian to her toddler nephew, King Oyo. * Today, at 90 years old, she remains a highly respected pillar of the Tooro Kingdom.
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