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Lived Realities of Water Inequality
Fredrick Mugira This collection brings together oral histories from one of Kampala’s informal settlements, the rural hills of Ankole, and the banks of the Nile. Residents, community leaders, elders, and youth share their stories, showing how poor infrastructure, changing markets, and environmental neglect have turned a natural resource into a source of daily inequality. These…
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Clay, Tin, and Plastic: 88 Years of Water
Fredrick Mugira Godfrey Kaparaga Mahuku is 88 years old. He finished his Ordinary Level education in 1960, trained as a teacher in 1980, and served his community in Rwamparara, western Uganda, for most of his adult life. He has outlived three water tools. He has watched the clay pot and calabash give way to the…
A digital museum of water inequality in the Nile Basin
