Life in Africa Member: Kiwanuka Mulindwa

2006-04-03T03:44:00.000-07:00

Africa Speaks: Depolitising the military in Africa by Kiwanuka Mulindwa

Life in Africa Member: Kiwanuka Mulindwa

2006-03-31T04:29:00.000-08:00

Read about Kiwanuka's experiences at the center and his talents as a young artist.

Life in Africa Member: Kiwanuka Mulindwa

2006-03-30T02:15:00.000-08:00

I monica Nankoma together with my client Kiwanuka Mulindwa carried out his
income assessment and came up with the following results;

Sources of Income

Bracelet Project : Ushs. 330,000

From Life in Africa : Ushs. 340,000
His Total Income is : Ushs. 670,000

Expenses

Food : Ushs. 50,000

Dressing : Ushs. 50,000

Medical : Ushs. 10,000

Entertainment : Ushs. 50,000

Dependant : Ushs. 100,000

Transport : Ushs. 100,000

Airtime : Ushs. 40,000

Total per Month : Ushs. 400,000

His surplus after the expenses is: 670,000-400,000

Surplus Ushs. 270,000

He wants a loan of Ushs.800,000 and I found out that he is capable of
repaying this loan in 6 six months at a rate of Ushs.147,335/=

2006-03-19T15:28:00.000-08:00

WE Marketplace: Noble Peace - by Kiwanuka Mulindwa

Now on Auction @ eBay
to support WE Centers Uganda
(The WE Center Galleries need lighting
and shelves in Gulu and Kampala...
Kiwanuka is donating proceeds on
this painting to help!)
BID NOW!

I created this piece in recognition of the effort and sacrifice of the two personalities (Nelson Mandela and Yasser Arafat) towards the territorial sovereignty of their countries. Regardless of the different approaches used by these two personalities, nationals across the world like them because they are struggling for their identity. The message in this piece is political and an appeal to global peace. Let us put all our differences behind and look to the future by appreciating the advantages of the diversities we have socially, politically and economically.

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Kiwanuka cares deeply about his fellow artists in the Life in Africa community, which is why he is auctioning this piece to raise funds for improving the galleries where their works are shown. Please bid generously to support Kiwanuka and the Life in Africa community!

2006-03-19T12:12:00.000-08:00

Crazy for PeaceTiles

In 2005, Kiwanuka helped to spearhead LiA's peacetiles activities from Gulu to Darfur, which were later featured in the Kenya Airways inflight magazine.

2006-03-19T12:11:00.000-08:00

I can’t quite explain how I got myself at Life in Africa, but what I can remember is that one day as I moved along Wamala road where the WE Center is situated, I was curious to know what was inside this enclosed place with a gate full of good art.

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