Bujora Cultural Centre – Kisesa, Mwanza, Tanzania.
Sukuma Musuem, Mchele Gwa Njingi 
Between christmas and newyear 2017, one of the leading newspaper in Denmark, Politiken, published an article about Bujora, Sukuma Museum.
The article, written by danish senior reporter Dav Jacobsen, is a very picturesque article about the warsha course at Bujora, with beautiful pictures from the course in january 2017.
Back in august 2014, TTB was visiting Bujora and the ‘Lake region’ to make video about the tourist attractions in the area.
The video is presented at TTB’s portal “TANZANIA – The soul of Africa” found here: www.tanzaniatourism.com
Enjoy this great 5:30 video-mix made by participants in the Cultural workshop held at Bujora in January 2017, called Warsha ya Utamaduni
This was the first ever Culture-workshop arranged by Bujora and danish Utamaduni group on an initiative from the late Mr. Pascali Busheni (leader at Bujora at the time)
Warsha workshops ran for 4 times in the mid 90es, until rewoken in the mid 2010es… So in 2016, and again in 2017 there were succesfull workshops in traditional Sukuma Culture held at Bujora.
Mwanalyaku Sukuma Dance at Bujora Live in Mwanza on barmedas.tv
Recordings from the performance during Warsha ya Utamaduni, january 2016
The workshop in traditional sukuma culture, Warsha ya Utamaduni, is up and running. See below some video from the dancing and drumming below. Read more about the workshop here….
To se the videos click the “Read More”-button below:
In july 2014 Axel Ronig from Germany was visiting Bujora. During the visit he shot theese two videos: About the museum and the dance troupe: About the church at Bujora:
Now you have the unique opportunity to experience the Sukuma Culture up close.
Bujora Cultural Centre invites you to join Warsha 2016.
In january 2016 we arrange a 2 weeks workshop in traditional Sukuma Culture.
In 1973, Wanacecilia dancesociety was invited to Denmark by “U-landsfonden af 1962” and K.H. Skot. During the visit, the group performed at the famous danish museum Moesgaard.
In 2015, 4 representatives fra Wanacicilia came to Denmark, invited by the Utamaduni Camp. Together with members of local danish sukuma-dancetroups and Sukumas living in Denmark and Sweden, they were invited to participate in the excibition called ‘The living dead’.
