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The Community activities being focused on are the creative activities with the communities. These will include, but shall not be limited to: Black smithing, Basket Weaving, Pottery/Ceremics, Farming (food production, Animal husbandry, Aviary etc.). Hunting and Gathering (bush meat, wild fruits and tubers, fishing etc), Ceremonials (marriage banquets, culturals, religious (gods, spirits, cults shrine worshiping), retuals etc.), Medicine and Healing (local medicine/herbs, ebirumiko and okushandaga, okunyunyusa etc.), Telepathetic based beliefs ( (okuraguza, okuhemberera/okucuragura, okuroga etc.) and idigenous science (concoctions or amarogo)

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    Kigezi Colonial Mosaic
    (Ian Cantwell, 2019) Ian, Cantwell
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    Kigezi Mountain Mosaic
    (Ian Cantwell, 2019) Ian, Cantwell
    Kigezi Mountain Mosaic is so named because the landscape, flora and fauna, peoples, sources and this book are mosaics. Every history has a history. I had no plans to write this book and knew nothing about the area when I joined Edirisa in Kabale in March 2011 for two weeks of editing a new guidebook. My boss, Miha Logar, suggested that I expand on the history a little, which was like a red rag to a bull. Plans changed and a website was mooted where I would have infinite space. Seven months later I had a reasonable text concerning everything I had learnt in the meantime