24th May 2023 – Kara-Tunga Foundation hosted the French Ambassador to Uganda at the Karamoja Museum in Moroto. The ambassador visited our district for the first time to gain inspiration for future culture-related collaborations.
We greatly thank the ‘Ateker Cultural Group’ and other partners for making an unforgettable first impression.
Learn more about the projects Kara-Tunga is doing with the support of the French Embassy in Uganda:
The French Ambassador to Uganda and the Head of the French Embassy Cooporation pose in front of the Karamoja Museum in Moroto with invited stakeholders.
A cultural leader and respected elder of the Tepeth community is welcoming the visitors with a traditional prayer.
French Ambassador to Uganda receives two Karamojong names being Lochap (weeding) and Lokiru (rain)
At Kara-Tunga Foundation, we are proud to be working alongside the British Council’s Cultural Protection Fund to protect the unique language and culture of the Ik community in North-East Uganda.
Dutch tourism college launches partnership in Uganda’s Karamojaland – This week we kickstarted a long-term partnership in developing market-driven training programs in tourism and hospitality for the Karamoja region and bordering subregions like Turkana in Northern Kenya.
Kara-Tunga Foundation – under the Karamoja Conservation Zones initiative – has trained farmers in Moroto and Nakapiripirit District in the basics of beekeeping. The training prepares farmers to manage beehives which will be placed in the Conservation Zones.
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Hosting French Ambassador to Uganda in Moroto Karamoja
24th May 2023 – Kara-Tunga Foundation hosted the French Ambassador to Uganda at the Karamoja Museum in Moroto. The ambassador visited our district for the first time to gain inspiration for future culture-related collaborations.
We greatly thank the ‘Ateker Cultural Group’ and other partners for making an unforgettable first impression.
Learn more about the projects Kara-Tunga is doing with the support of the French Embassy in Uganda:
The French Ambassador to Uganda and the Head of the French Embassy Cooporation pose in front of the Karamoja Museum in Moroto with invited stakeholders.
A cultural leader and respected elder of the Tepeth community is welcoming the visitors with a traditional prayer.
French Ambassador to Uganda receives two Karamojong names being Lochap (weeding) and Lokiru (rain)
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