Episode notes
Mu kitundu kino eky'amakumi abiri mu mukaaga, Ssemwanga Kivumbi Bantubalamu ayingira mu kibuuzo ekibuuzibwa abantu abanoonya okutegeera enkolagana yaabwe ne Lubaale:
Lwaki Lubaale wange tayogera?
Ng'asinziira ku njigiriza z'Ekinonoggo n'amagezi g'obuwangwa bwa Buganda, Bantubalamu ayogera ku ngeri abakadde gye baategeerangamu enkolagana wakati w'omuntu ne Lubaale, n'ebintu eby'enjawulo ebyayinza okukwatagana n'obutawulira oba obutalaba bubaka nga omuntu bw'asuubira.
In this episode, Ssemwanga Kivumbi Bantubalamu explores a traditional Buganda question: "Why doesn't my Lubaale speak?" Through the teachings of Ekinonoggo, he discusses how ancestral relationships and communication with Lubaale have traditionally been understood.
Ekitundu kino kiyamba okuwulira ku nnono, amagezi g'abajjajja, n'engeri ensonga zino gye zaategeebwanga mu buwangwa bwa Buganda.
Ebisitukiridde mu Kitundu
- Lwaki Lubaale wange tayogera?
- Abakadde baategeeranga batya enkolagana n'obubaka bwa Lubaale?
- Obubonero n'obumanyirivu mu njigiriza z'Ekinonoggo.
- Enkolagana wakati w'omuntu, obusika, n'obuwangwa.
- Omugaso gw'okukuuma amagezi g'abajjajja.
Presented by
Ssemwanga Kivumbi Bantubalamu
Series
Lubaale – Ekinonoggo
Produced & Preserved by
Kulture Media Africa
Okukuuma Obuwangwa. Okuzza Obulamu mu Magezi g'Abajjajja. Okusomesa Emirembe Egijja.
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Editorial Note: This episode presents traditional Buganda cultural teachings as shared by Ssemwanga Kivumbi Bantubalamu within the context of Ekinonoggo, cultural education, oral tradition, and preservation of indigenous knowledge.