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Hello! Did you know that formal education in Pastoralist communities is received at the low rate due to the mismatch between what is offeredin school and what are the actual needs of the Pastoralist communities? Because of thismismatch, most of Pastoralist children drop out of school and especially Girls. What Read more…

Rwebisengo Widows Cultural Association (RWCA) hereby sets her Hight high to join the rest of Africa and the World at Large to commemorate “Africa World Heritage Day”. The 38th session of UNESCO’s General Conference (November 2015) declared 5th May of every year as “Africa World Heritage Day” where people around Read more…

Radio Jingle Dear Reader. Thank you for your interest to learn about what RWCA does. Sorry, the audio attached here is an advert in our local language however we would love to translate it for you.   Oh dear!!   I have asked it to remain silent but it can Read more…

These are some of the cultural handicraft products produced by RWCA members under CCFU’s Cultural entrepreneurship Project to enhance their livelihoods. this project has helped widows to generate income and support their families. please support the project by buying some of these produced products. 

RWCA implements her activities in four thematic areas; Cultural rights promotion and heritage conservation, health, Education and livelihoods targeting Pastoralist communities. Appreciating the fact that there are strong cultural norms and believes in Pastoral communities, RWCA pay great attention to culture while designing interventions and strategies to address problems in Read more…

Rwebisengo Widows Cultural Association (RWCA) is among the other organizations across Africa who participated in EKYOOTO Cultural and Food festival event at Uganda Museum from 9th to 11th August 2019, the event was characterized of many cultures with different cultural activities such as Dance, music and Drama, fireplace story tell/folktales, Read more…