Stories From Uganda – Tony Macaulay Author

Belfast Author Releases Free Audiobook to Raise Funds for Locked Down Ugandan Slums

Tony Macaulay has released a free audiobook of his memoir ‘Little House on the Peace Line’ to raise funds with his partners in the slums of Kampala to help the most vulnerable people who are facing hardship as a result of the coronavirus lockdown in Uganda. The audiobook was recorded in the...

From the trauma of the 1970s to a better future for the children of Uganda

Bernard Masaba (54) is the Outreach Co-ordinator with Fields of Life, based at the headquarters in Kampala, Uganda. Bernard and I are the same age. He was one of eight children born to his parents, William and Susan. When I was a child in West Belfast, Bernard was a boy in Mbale in...

Parents investing in the future of their children

When I was in Uganda I enjoyed meeting Stephen Tusilme and his wife Christine. They welcomed me into their home in the village of Busingiro in the Ibanda District of rural South West Uganda. Stephen told me the inspiring story of how a group of parents in the village are investing together in future...

A Dedicated Teacher

Beatrice Kebirungi (58) has been a teacher at Ryamugwizi Primary School in rural South West Uganda since the earliest days of the school. For twenty five years, her dedication to the children in the school and her commitment to the people of her local community have never wavered. This is another...

Belfast Author Releases Free Audiobook to Raise Funds for Locked Down Ugandan Slums

From the trauma of the 1970s to a better future for the children of Uganda

Parents investing in the future of their children

A Dedicated Teacher

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