Oral history with Person A

It appears that this recording was conducted remotely [via phone/zoom]. The recording was made at the interviewers end.

01:22 Introduction, names and place of birth.

04:00 Decision to come to the UK

05:55 Planning and preparing to come to the UK.

06:30 Arrival and the process of legalizing stay in the UK.

08:20 First impression of the UK and the impression now.

11:08 Education qualifications and employment records.

12:14 Relations in Uganda, role in the family whilst in Uganda and the role in the family at present.

14:02 Communication with relatives in Uganda, the challenges and paying visits to Uganda.

17:29 Links with other Ugandans in the UK.

18:24 The meaning of culture and the importance of preserving cultural heritage.

22:25 Embracing and transmitting Ugandan cultural heritage by youths born in UK to Ugandan parents; the challenges and the

attitudes of the youths.

33:50 The medium of communication in the households of Ugandan migrants in the UK; barriers to communication.

35:15 The roles of youth clubs in preservation of cultural heritage; how can youth clubs be supported in their mission.

35:57 The use of storytelling and traditional songs in preserving culture.

37:10 Traditional attire, adornment and jewellery and the preservation of culture.

38:05 Rites of passage (Life events); Welcoming a new-born into the world; responsibility of bringing up children and supporting

their growth into adulthood.

41:40 The Right age for marriage; the process of choosing a partner and establishing a family; marriage ceremonies.

46:03 Attending to and comforting the terminally ill; superstition about death; celebrating the last funeral rites; life after death.

48:16 Any other information.

48:47 Interview ends.