School of Liberal and Performing Arts

The Dean School of Liberal and Performing Arts cordially invites you all to Mr. Mading Samuel Jock Bany's PhD defence.

Thesis title: "The Role of Religion in Conflict and Peace Building Progress in Sudan (1947-2011)"

See abstract below

The Head, Department of Philosophy invites you all to the celebrations to mark the World Philosophy Day and World Human Rights on Monday, 10^th December 2018 starting at 8:00am in the Main Hall. The event is being organized by the Department of Philosophy in partnership with the National Council for UNESCO in Kampala.

Theme: “Harnessing Philosophical and Human Rights Knowledge for Social Transformation in Uganda”

The Head, Department of Philosophy invites you all to the celebrations to mark the World Philosophy Day and World Human Rights on Monday, 10^th December 2018 starting at 8:00am in the Main Hall. The event is being organized by the Department of Philosophy in partnership with the National Council for UNESCO in Kampala.

Theme: “Harnessing Philosophical and Human Rights Knowledge for Social Transformation in Uganda”

Theme: Growing your Career in the Arts

Introduced by an Excerpt from the Play “Kawukumi”

Written by: Dr Mercy Mirembe Ntangaare (Assoc. Prof.)

Produced by: MEBO Theatre

Hosted by: Assoc. Prof. Sylvia Nannyonga – Tamusuza, Head, Department of Performing Arts and Film (PAF), Makerere University

Organized by: Dr. Mercy Mirembe Ntangaare and MEBO Theatre

Speakers

1.Ms. Rachael Agaba, President, PAF Students’ Association

Topic: Young People have the Power to Shape the Arts and need to be taken Seriously

2. Peter Kagayi Ngobi, Lantern Meet of Poets

Topic: Life in the First Two Months after Campus

3.Mugisa Mustafa, CEO Business Summit

Topic: The Skills needed by Fresh Graduates to Develop their Career

Performances of Music, Dance, Drama, Poetry by Students of Performing Arts and Film and the Literature Department

The Dean School of Liberal and Performing Arts invites you to Mr. Disan Kuteesa Mugenyi’s PhD defence.

Thesis title: Epistemological Base of African Traditional Herbal Medicine in Uganda

Supervisors

1. Prof. Edward Wamala, Department of Philosophy

2. Assoc. Prof. Wilfred Lajul, Department of Philosophy

See abstract below

The Department of Performing Arts and Film, Makerere University together with the Norwegian University College of Dance, Norway invite you to the 2018 Open Day Festival this Saturday, April 21, 2018 from 10:00am-6:00p.m in the Freedom Square.

The festival will feature intercultural music, dance and drama performances by students and staff from the Norwegian University College of Dance and Makerere University Department of Performing Arts and Film. It will also feature upcoming dance troupes and companies and a presentation on the Centre for Performing Arts, the dream home for the Department of Performing Arts and Film. Other activities will include exhibitions and performances by top notch artistes in town.

Entry is free!!

The Dean School of Liberal and Performing Arts invites you to Mr. Kizito Michael George's PhD public defence.

Thesis title: "Ethical Implications of Neo-Liberalism in Uganda's Poverty Policy Planning Frameworks (1986-2017)"

Supervisors 

1.Dr Byaruhanga Rukooko A. 

2. Dr. Tusabe Gervase

See Abstract below

The Department of Performing Arts and Film (PAF), College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHUSS), Makerere University in collaboration with the American Embassy in Uganda is presenting a drama show entitled Ruined by Lynn Nottage

Showing:
Friday November 24, 2017 at 4:00pm, Main Hall, Makerere University
Sunday November 26, 2017 at 2:00pm, Ndere Centre, Kampala Uganda

Directed by PAF's own Dr. Charles Mulekwa, Ruined generally addresses two broad themes: war and gender-based violence. The Playwright presents a haunting and probing work about the resilience of the human spirit during times of war and its effects especially regarding women. Set in recent times, in a small mining town in Democratic Republic of Congo, this powerful play follows Mama Nadi, a shrewd businesswoman in a land torn apart by civil war. But is she protecting or profiting by the women she shelters? How far will she go to survive? Can a price be placed on a human life? These are some of the questions the playwright triggers the audience to ponder on through the play.

Presented during the International Gender-Based Violence week, November 24-28, 2017, Ruined enhances the national and international activism against gender-based violence and war in Uganda. As such, this show strengthens Makerere University's practical participation in important public debates on issues of human good and sparks Ugandans' consciousness regarding gender-based violence and triggers action against gender-based violence and conflict management.

The Department of Performing Arts and Film, Makerere University in collaboration with the American Embassy in Uganda will present a drama show titled: The Ruined by Lynn Nottage on Friday November 24, 2017 at 4:00 p.m. in Makerere University Main Hall and on Sunday November 26, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. at Ndere Center. All shows are free.

Directed by Dr. Charles Mulekwa, Lecturer in the Department of Performing Arts and Film, The Ruined generally addresses two broad themes: war and gender-based violence. The Playwright presents a haunting and probing work about the resilience of the human spirit during times of war and its effects especially regarding women. Set in recent times, in a small mining town in Democratic Republic of the Congo, this powerful play follows Mama Nadi, a shrewd businesswoman in a land torn apart by civil war. But is she protecting or profiting by the women she shelters? How far will she go to survive? Can a price be placed on a human life? These are some of the questions the playwright triggers the audience to ponder on through the play. 

The Department of Performing Arts and Film, Makerere University in collaboration with the American Embassy in Uganda will present a drama show titled: The Ruined by Lynn Nottage on Friday November 24, 2017 at 4:00 p.m. in Makerere University Main Hall and on Sunday November 26, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. at Ndere Center. All shows are free.

Directed by Dr. Charles Mulekwa, Lecturer in the Department of Performing Arts and Film, The Ruined generally addresses two broad themes: war and gender-based violence. The Playwright presents a haunting and probing work about the resilience of the human spirit during times of war and its effects especially regarding women. Set in recent times, in a small mining town in Democratic Republic of the Congo, this powerful play follows Mama Nadi, a shrewd businesswoman in a land torn apart by civil war. But is she protecting or profiting by the women she shelters? How far will she go to survive? Can a price be placed on a human life? These are some of the questions the playwright triggers the audience to ponder on through the play.