Media

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• "Bühne Frei", Kulturaustausch, Issues 3+4 (September 2025)

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• "Where were the women? Rethinking Makerere 1962", Mĩcere Gĩthae Mũgo Foundation (June 2025)

 

• "How Artists in Uganda Build Their Own Methods of Survival", ArtReview (June 2025)

 

• "The Untold Story of Polish Refugees in Uganda", New Lines Magazine (April 2025)

 

• "Kampala Calling: The African and Diaspora Artists Flocking to Uganda", ContemporaryAnd  (January 2025)​

 

• "To Have and Have Not", The Weganda Review, Issue 7 (January - March 2025)

 

• "Kampala's Cultural Boom Echoes its 1960s Heyday", New Lines Magazine (November 2024)

 

• "Investing in Uganda's Culture", Development + Cooperation (June 2024)

 

• "In Ugandas Kultur investieren", Development + Cooperation (June 2024)

 

• "Children’s book revolution: how East African women took on colonialism after independence", The Conversation (May 2023)

 

• “Will Africa be included in a global history of Covid-19?”, History Journal (June 2021) 

 

• “Creative Writing, Women’s Lives, and East African History”, History Workshop Online (March 2021)

 

• “Literature, Music and Fashion: Cosmopolitan Kampala in the 1960s”, Scottish Centre for Global History Blog (October 2020) 

 

• “Where were the women? East African writing and the 1962 Makerere Conference”, Africa in Words (August 2020)

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• “Stay home and go to the museum”, African Arguments (May 2020)

 

• “Barbara Kimenye: One of East Africa's most prolific children’s writers”, Another World? East Africa and the Global 1960s (2020)​

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Film and Television

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Britain's Forgotten Wars with Tony Robinson (October 2021)

Historical expert on the episode 'Mau Mau: Rage Against the Regime' of the documentary series Britain's Forgotten Wars with Tony Robinson