Brief interview of Kasese Humanist School director featured on Canadian Atheist.com

Library images

Assembling the traditional music instruments at the Rukoki School

I was featured on Canadian Atheist.com talking about myself, how far am moving and why the need for evidence based learning in Uganda where belief in magics and superstitions is high.

This is a must read to all my fans and enemies. My works is documented online for people to see and perhaps emulate. Here is the link:

Interview on Canadian Atheist.com

School Director poses for a snapshot at the installed Swing set to boost outdoor games for kids at the school.

Erecting a swingset at the Rukoki school

School Library images:

Kids making good use of the library

Library images:

Secondary school students in the library

School library images:

School library still under stocked

All in all, we are so thankful to all those who appreciate what we do and we remain committed to working to the best we can to serve Ugandan children by giving to them an education free from dogma and indoctrination of any kind.

With Science, we can progress