
Kintu
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The Kintu clan's saga combines Ugandan history with a curse inherited across generations.
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Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi connects Kintu’s family history with Kirabo’s coming of age and migrants’ lives in Manchester. Doreen Baingana depicts three Entebbe sisters in linked stories. Goretti Kyomuhendo turns to a family surviving the collapse of Idi Amin’s dictatorship. The selection offers both an expansive saga and shorter narratives centred on women.
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The Kintu clan's saga combines Ugandan history with a curse inherited across generations.

Kirabo searches for her mother and her place in Uganda during Idi Amin’s dictatorship.

These stories follow Ugandan migrants’ lives between Manchester and Kampala.

Linked stories depict three sisters growing up in Entebbe and experiencing migration.
A young girl watches her family struggle to survive the final years of Idi Amin’s dictatorship.
Two spouses’ poetic voices clash over tradition and Western ideals.

Mugezi’s coming of age crosses family oppression and Uganda’s turbulent history.
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