How I tracked Down My Father; The Shame, The Anxiety, The Pain.

In today's exceptional episode, we share the heartfelt journey of Namukabo Werungah, a renowned journalist, who embarked on a personal mission to locate and meet her father. She had the privilege of collaborating with BBC Africa, which provided invaluable assistance and guidance throughout her emotional odyssey.
Namukabo's tenacity, journalistic instinct, and unwavering determination led her across cultures and generations to reunite with a figure previously only known through narratives. Her poignant story, expertly navigated with the support of BBC Africa, encapsulates the power of resilience and the human connection.
Join us as we trace the 'Behind The Scenes' of Namukabo's steps, revealing truths hidden in the sands of time, leading to reconciliation and understanding. Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe to our channel for more inspiring content. Your support is greatly appreciated!
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[@josephine276]

You had a beautiful maternal family...

[@TheJagero]

She's very lucky to have them.

[@elizabethtaabu262]

Thank you for this conversation. I know Leah from High school. Kudos for being able to know your father. For some of us, growing up without a father always felt like second fiddle to everything else. A lingering sense of hopelessness, anger, shame. And when you make mistakes, you didnt have the grace to forgive yourself. Let me not talk about relationships coz yoh! that is another hurdle you have to figure out. But we live and learn.

[@TheJagero]

Wow, your comment really resonated with me. I can't imagine what it's been like to grow up without a father. You've overcome a lot, and that's truly inspiring. There's definitely hope for healing and forgiveness, even if it takes time.