Karambi Celebrates The Grand Opening of the Pavilion
On 19 October, the Batwa of Karambi came together to officially open their Grand Pavilion. Dressed in traditional attire, including bark cloth, they filled the day with music, dance and cultural pride, celebrating alongside the Omukama (King) of the Batwa. One of the sweetest moments came when Zoe, from the Fight for the Forgotten team, joined hands with the King to cut a pavilion-shaped cake made by students from our baking class.
It was a fitting start for a space where you will soon see the Batwa share their stories, sell their arts and crafts, and honour their heritage for years to come.
To everyone who helped make this moment possible, thank you. This pavilion belongs to the community, and you are part of its story.
