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http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/regionals/west/2017/11/17/helping-east-african-artisans-find-market-for-their-products/aWQ9lUrEDfJKheJUmyxeiK/story.html Before coming to the United States to pursue graduate studies in 2006, Ritah Nakandi was a member of the Uganda Women Entrepreneurs Association through which she trained, mentored, and counseled artisans to start and grow businesses selling their handcrafted goods. Despite tremendously hard work and creativity, however, they

A legacy Bark cloth making is more than a commercial activity- it symbolizes heritage, tradition and an exotic art involving a procedure, named savoir-faire. It goes back in time when even weaving was not in practice. It is a craft exclusively carried out by the Baganda people residing in central Uganda. The Buganda Kingdom finds it a legacy since it dates back to over 600 years which continues today under the leadership of hereditary Chief craftsmen. The making Mutuba tree,