{UAH} Do you remember, "Buganda Today"?

Abbey and fellow UAH,

Do you remember the story I posted here sometime ago entitled, "Buganda Today"? It was about a fellow Ugandan who identified himself to me as, "Tito" and said that he is a Muganda, although the kind of Luganda he spoke would not easily qualify him to be one!

He was so friendly and spoke with such a pride to be a Muganda, so that I thought it wise to share the story with the UAH. Of course, my purpose was to show how Buganda has changed since the time of Uganda's independence. I told the story to a Congolese friend of mine, a Munyamulenge who shares the language with Rwanda, so that he assisted me construct the story with 'Tito' as closely acurate as possible.

This video I am conveying to you reminds me of Tito. I believe you who are Baganda, or speak and understand Luganda will notice the 'Integration of Buganda today'. Towards the end of the song, the lady starts singing in Luganda. The difference with Tito is that this lady identifies with Rwanda, but conveys her message in Luganda.

I wish you all Joy throughout these festive days and a Happy New Year, 2016.

     BJ. Rubin.

On Sunday, 27 December 2015, 2:53, Jonny Rubin via YouTube <noreply@youtube.com> wrote:

Jonny Rubin has shared a video with you on YouTube IWACU SI KURE by TheLadyfifi100 This is a dedication to my family of Rwanda: I wanna tell you all that I luv you so much and miss you. What the song is about: I wanna let you guys know that Home is my forever destiny. I particularly wrote this song with Rwanda on my mind!!!! I am apparently working hard on Kyeyo before finally returning and settling at home. I luv you all so much and miss you sooooo much!!!!!!! Help centre • Report spam ©2015 YouTube, LLC 901 Cherry Ave, San Bruno, CA 94066