This book is a collection of beautiful and educative poems, that tell the story of African society as it is now. It's about life and living. It's about communities, women, freedom. It's about life.

This book is about a revolutionary Humanist leader, a human rights activist and defender and a Pan-African lady who touched upon the lives of many people in Africa in the brief time she graced the world.

It’s about Lynda Tilley, born in Rhodesia - now Zimbabwe - into times of liberation struggles and to a father who supported the independence movement of the Zimbabwean people against the Ian Smith government.

It’s about a life spent fighting for the rights of marginalised people across Africa.

It’s been quite a journey writing this book and I am thrilled to announce that the noble work is done.

Inside these pages lies the story of my friend, Lynda Tilley, her incredibly well-done work, her human rights activism and legacy.

From Zimbabwe to Tanzania, where she earned the "Mama Kelele" named so for going to police stations and raising her voice against a system that keeps innocent people inside the filthy jails of Tanzania, to Kenya, Uganda, Sudan, Nigeria, Ghana, and South Africa, Lynda‘s activism was felt.

I tell her story in these very pages and it’s a story she told me so passionately that I have shared it with love.

Lynda wanted to write as you will read in part 29. In fact, she wrote a summary of the chapters she wanted to feature in her book. It was a book about Africa.

I wrote this book without enough rest because it had been a promise that I made to Lynda. It was my fear of letting my best friend down that I took leave from MIND - an NGO in Newcastle, England, so I can concentrate on writing this book.

I’m sure I did justice to Lynda but certainly, I know she would have written more about her private life than what I have presented. However, I have captured and presented much of what she told me: the chaos, the uncertainty, and unique circumstances and details of her life that I am confident you will find this book fascinating.

I have not presented her life in a chronological order but rather as acts in a play depicting a revolutionary fighter.

In this book I unveil the hidden truths, life struggles, dreams and activism of Lynda Tilley and you will definitely be touched by her story. Enjoy.

Think For Yourself and Do Good Better is a summary of a wealth of wisdom and knowledge learned, observed and collected by the author over a period of 45 years. In this powerfully written book, the author shares life lessons, rules, principles, ideologies and winning practices specifically intended to empower the Generation Z and Generation Alpha. It’s a life-coach book about critical thinking, family, love, business, work and retirement. Each Part and Rule is written in a light-hearted style designed to bring the reader into the author’s world which is heavily pregnant with personal life lessons and wisdom from the sages. Read this book and you will avoid making knee jack decisions in your life. The book doesn’t give excuses, it provides solutions to the most disturbing problems of today.

The God Business is one of the very best books you will read on Religion and how exactly it has destroyed Africa and the world. It is written by a popular Atheist and Humanist - Human Rights Lawyer, who has handled several cases of victims of Religion all persecuted across AFRICA and the Middle East.

He has been always there to support people who feel marginalised and disenfranchised by the present obsession with religion. He is courageous, impassioned, brilliant, engaging and some times impolite when pushing for the rights of non-believers. He is against forces that impede human betterment.

In this book, "The GOD BUSINESS", Kato goes bare knuckles and comes roaring forth through his powerful arguments against superstitious beliefs, dogma and religion and he urges the reader to stop wasting time and money on religion because to him, prayers is one way of talking to oneself to do nothing.

In his exuberant style, Kato Mukasa again goes bare knuckles to religious beliefs and explodes in bitter satire as he ridicules the fallacy in religion.

As an open Infidel, Kato is a rebel against the general flow of conformism and he has refused to follow the bandwagon.

He says he is a victim of the church and more so the Catholic Church in which he was forcefully conscripted and for over 30 years he has totally rejected religion and all its Gods!

Kato is a certified and proud infidel and in this long narrative poem he talks about the absurdity of religion in all its facets and yes he bashes it. He exposes the stupidity and the hypocrisy and everything wrong with religion.

In this book: "MODERN HUMANISM - And How To Make It Work For The People", Kato passionately takes you through his vision of practical Humanism. He reasons that Humanism should be beyond conferences and lecture theatres, it should be taken to the grassroots where it can be seen in action. Modern Humanism is more concerned with activism and the author illustrates several ways through which Humanism can be made more relevant. This book is powerful, motivating, captivating and extremely necessary today. You definitely need to read it.

The publication of Humanism in Uganda, Its Past, Status and Future is a welcome development. It has the potential of transforming the belief/non-belief landscape in the region. Non-believers face challenges expressing their views and living out their beliefs because post-colonial African states are weak and unable to contend and limit the undue influence of religions, especially Christianity and Islam. Post-colonial African states only pay lip service to freedom of religion or belief of nonbelievers, and tend to be biased towards one or some religions, the dominant religion(s).

In this book, the influence of Islam and Christianity on the legal, political, social and cultural sphere in Uganda cannot be overemphasised. Today, more than 90% of the population is religious and less than 1.5% is non-religious. Although the Constitution provides that Uganda is a secular State, in practice the government encourages discrimination against non-religious community. Lack of neutrality of the State on religious matters makes the government an instrument for religious oppression and the persecution of non-believers.

Although organised Humanism is less than 50 years old in Uganda, currently there are more than 30 Humanist organisations and 15 schools. These entities are registered with UHASSO which serves as the umbrella body. The activities of these entities include education, promotion and protection of fundamental rights and freedoms, poverty alleviation, and vocational training.

Humanists celebrate special times in the journey of life such as naming of a child, marriage and death and funerals. The ceremonies have gained acceptance and legal recognition parts of the world. In Sub-Saharan Africa, many Humanist organisations are lobbying their governments to legally recognise the ceremonies. Non-recognition of marriage ceremonies between Humanists amounts to discrimination. A petition to legalise Humanist marriage ceremonies in Uganda was lodged by UHASSO. The same has been forwarded to the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs for action.

In Uganda, Humanists still face various challenges. These include persecution, discrimination, political isolation, social intolerance, government restrictions, lack of legal protection of Constitutional guaranteed fundamental freedoms and Human rights, and limited spaces for advocacy of non-theistic views. Non-believing students are not allowed to opt-out of religious classes and de facto compulsory religious worship in Schools. The achievements made by Humanist organisation in education, prohibition of corporal punishment, non-discrimination of prostitutes and albinos, and protection of the rights of LGBTQI+ in Uganda within a short time has been possible with the support from our International friends.

We continue appealing to both local and International friends for technical and financial support. This book is a call to action against persecution and violation of the humanity and human rights of non-believers in Uganda and Africa.

This book is about the life history of the author. Kato elegantly explores the life journey he has taken to be the person he is today, from a strong Catholic background to becoming a strong humanist leader in Africa, it has been a journey of trials and tribulations. The stories shared are inspirational, you will definitely enjoy this book.

This poetry anthology is about Africa and the rulership gone rogue and wrong. It’s a thrilling account of the bad and ugly part of dictatorship that overstayed its welcome and became a nightmare to the helpless population - the Wakandians!

You will enjoy reading this chronicle from the first word to the last as the story line is very captivating, maddening and very provocative.

In this book, a village Chief Thief is described as an imposter, rapist, murderer, a greedy vulture, a beast of burden, a predator and a monstrous cannibal that must be forced to leave power immediately. Is Kato in support of popular uprisings and civil disobedience? You will need to read this book and make your own conclusions. The book has several other great poems that you will enjoy reading. This one book is a book of life and I hope, you will definitely enjoy it.

This is a poetic conversation about Africa. It’s about mother Africa, which sadly our schools don’t teach. So technically, we grow up knowing so much about Europe and USA and knowing too little about Africa!

It is one book that will contribute to mindset change to many people about Africa and Africans. When you read a good piece of work, your mindset can change and your life can change because a good book can be impactful in one’s life and mountains can be moved, lives can be changed and actual magic is made and we find ourselves on the new side of reality and life gets better as we feel better and we know better, that’s what I call an empowered mind!

This book is for all of us and it’s purely intended to raise awareness of the history that is not taught and has been forgotten and yet that history gives us something to look back to and reflect on. We appreciate our present situation and we get motivated to move forward!

“Writing this book was a labour of love. I have spent over twenty years doing human rights work. As a Human Rights Activist, I worked with institutions, organisations and individuals all over the world. We have addressed the concerns of albinos, sex workers, apostates, children, women, the elderly, asylum seekers, the homeless and other vulnerable people around the globe. However, the most vulnerable group of people I served were the homosexuals. This book is an effort to highlight the plight of homosexuals living in Africa. It is a clarion call to action too. Holed in my room today, looking out of the window, I see dark black clouds full of foreboding as the day dawns. It reminds me of the pain my friends pass through back in Africa. Their crime is to be homosexuals. I have looked on helplessly as politicians in Africa use homosexuality as a tool to keep themselves in power. I have seen how homosexuality has helped dictators keep their grip on power all over Africa. I have felt so helpless for a very long time. I thought I must do something extra to do advocacy about the plight of homosexuals living in Africa. And this book will go an extra mile in combating homophobia in Africa.”

In this book, Kato Mukasa ripped open the belly of a country under a dictatorship characterised by corruption, stolen election victory and misrule. This one book is a story of a country destroyed by greed, plunder and intrigue by a leadership that promised a "fundamental change" in 1986. It's a book about Uganda and how this reflects what's happening in the rest of Africa and the world.

Tales from Sages is a treasury of timeless wisdom drawn from my grandparents, world-renowned sages, and life-changing mentors. In these pages, you’ll discover lessons that empower young people to live boldly, think deeply, and make wiser choices in a noisy, confusing world.
Through gripping stories, proverbs, and reflections, this book distils age-old truths into practical guidance for navigating success, relationships, purpose, and personal growth. Whether you’re standing at life’s crossroads or seeking clarity in your journey, Tales from Sages will inspire you to rise above mediocrity and craft a life of meaning and impact.
Turn each page and hear the voices of wisdom that have echoed through generations—now speaking directly to you.
Because when a sage speaks, the wise listen. Will you?
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• “Timeless Wisdom for Today’s Young Dreamers.”
• “Lessons from Elders, Mentors, and the World’s Great Minds.”
• “Stories and Truths to Help You Live, Lead, and Thrive.”