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Inaugural Kabalega Memorial Lecture - 2023 Gallery

Theme: The Role of Culture in Promotion of Development - the Case of Africa.
Gallery of the Inaugural Kabalega Memorial Lecture (2023)

Some of the moments captured through the lecture..

Venue: Kampala Serena Hotel Conference Centre.
Date: December 18, 2023.
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Participants arriving for the lecture
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Dr. Milton Wabyona from the Makerere University Department of Music, Dance and Drama (center) entertaining the guests in traditional music folklore.
Owek. Andrew Byakutaga, the Prime Minister of Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom delivering his speech.
The Chief Prince of Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom, Owek. Mugenyi Fred Rucunya (right) and Prince Dr. James Kisoro in attendance of the lecture.
Some of the international participants that took part in the lecture.
Owek. Isaac Kalembe emphasing the importance of documentation of African culture and history during the panel discussion.
Hajjat. Hajara Nalubega delivering her remarks during the panel discussion.
Dr. Cindy Evelyn Magara, Director of Nyati Motion Pictures (left) the developers of the Omukama Cwa II Kabalega Documentary together with a colleague attending the lecture.
Dr. Paul Kyalimpa delivering his remarks during the panel discussion.
Ms. Agnes Kabajuni delivering her remarks during the panel discussion
Mrs. Barbara Babwetera Ntambi delivering her remarks during the panel discussion
The Cultural Dance Troupe entertaining participants in traditional Kinyoro Orunyege dance.
Prof. Lumumba decried the alarming rate of loss of African culture at the expense of other foreign importations in present day. He also decried the “Artificial” boundaries created by colonialists within African societies as a tactic of divide and run still existing to date, impeding free interaction of the African people who share alot in common. He noted that this is one of the biggest undoing of efforts to achieve social, economic and political development in Africa.
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A cross-section of members of the royal family (above and below) listening to the lecture.
Ms. Mildred Tuhaise the day’s MC and panel discussion moderator in session
Prince Dr. James Isagara Kisoro delivering his remarks
A group of ladies from the Makerere University Music, Dance and Drama Cultural Dance Troupe entertaining the guests.
Hon. Kwemara William Ngabu – Deputy Prime Minister, Tooro Kingdom (left) and Hon. Cecilia Ogwal (right) in attendance
Prof. Julius Kiiza delivering his remarks during the panel discussion
Owek. Mugenyi Fred Rucunya, the Chief Prince of Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom signing 100 Years of Kabalega commemoration artwork by Mr. Tibirushya.
A cross-section of students and some of the participants who took part in the lecture posing for a photo with Prof. PLO. Lumumba
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