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Deeds of a Fond Soul
Ugx 25,000
From the heart of Uganda comes a meticulously researched journey into one woman’s extraordinary life—and the rich tapestry of African heritage that shaped her.
In this powerful biographical work, the author—a graduate of Accounting from Makerere University and Financial Management from the Uganda Management Institute—brings the same precision and dedication he applied as Founder/CEO of The Lifetouch Film Group and Chairman of The Child and Elderly Support Organisation (CESO). Having contributed to the Olugya Lwa Seezi Kiggundu Kibulamazzi family tree and researched the social, political, religious, and economic ways of Africa’s forefathers, he now turns his investigative eye to the story of Mrs. Susaana Mugerwa Nakiwala.
What began as a follow-up to Mrs. Nakiwala’s own autobiography became a far more complex quest. The author traveled near and far, speaking with countless people, trying to find anyone who witnessed her teenage years, her marriage, her loss, and the birth of Suuza’s School.
Though he never found a living soul who saw it all, what he uncovered instead is a haunting, inspiring reconstruction of a life lived through seismic personal and cultural change.
This book is more than a biography—it is a preservation of a vanishing world. It honors the resilience of a woman who rebuilt everything after losing her marriage, and the native wisdom of African forefathers that continues to echo today.
Perfect for readers of African history, women’s life stories, and cultural heritage preservation.
“The writer has done a very good follow-up of Mrs. Susaana Mugerwa Nakiwala’s autobiography. I do commend him for his effort, time, wisdom, and movement here and there reaching different people and places, far and near.” — Fredrick Paulo Kiggundu
Product Details:
ISBN: 978-9970-9739-0-3
Published by: Ganda Media Agency
Contact: [email protected]
In this powerful biographical work, the author—a graduate of Accounting from Makerere University and Financial Management from the Uganda Management Institute—brings the same precision and dedication he applied as Founder/CEO of The Lifetouch Film Group and Chairman of The Child and Elderly Support Organisation (CESO). Having contributed to the Olugya Lwa Seezi Kiggundu Kibulamazzi family tree and researched the social, political, religious, and economic ways of Africa’s forefathers, he now turns his investigative eye to the story of Mrs. Susaana Mugerwa Nakiwala.
What began as a follow-up to Mrs. Nakiwala’s own autobiography became a far more complex quest. The author traveled near and far, speaking with countless people, trying to find anyone who witnessed her teenage years, her marriage, her loss, and the birth of Suuza’s School.
Though he never found a living soul who saw it all, what he uncovered instead is a haunting, inspiring reconstruction of a life lived through seismic personal and cultural change.
This book is more than a biography—it is a preservation of a vanishing world. It honors the resilience of a woman who rebuilt everything after losing her marriage, and the native wisdom of African forefathers that continues to echo today.
Perfect for readers of African history, women’s life stories, and cultural heritage preservation.
“The writer has done a very good follow-up of Mrs. Susaana Mugerwa Nakiwala’s autobiography. I do commend him for his effort, time, wisdom, and movement here and there reaching different people and places, far and near.” — Fredrick Paulo Kiggundu
Product Details:
ISBN: 978-9970-9739-0-3
Published by: Ganda Media Agency
Contact: [email protected]
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