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This is the Lumasaaba/Lugisu version of “Grandma's bananas", one of many stories available for free at http://africanstorybook.org. It's written by Ursula Nafula, illustrated by Catherine Groenewald, versioned by Cornelius Wekunya, and read by Stella Maris Namae.

This is the bilingual English and Lumasaaba/Lugisu version of “I enjoy/Ninafurahia", one of many stories available for free at http://africanstorybook.org. It's written by Ursula Nafula, illustrated by Wiehan de Jager, translated by Fabian Wakholi, and read by Stella Maris Namae.

This is the Lumasaaba/Lugisu version of “Two hungry boys", one of many stories available for free at http://africanstorybook.org. It's written by Clare Verbeek, Thembani Dladla and Zanele Buthelezi; illustrated by Bronwen Heath; translated by Cornelius Wekunya; and read by Stella Maris Namae.

This is the Luganda version of "Weather Book", one of many stories available for free at http://africanstorybook.org. It's written by Clare Verbeek, Thembani Dladla and Zanele Buthelezi; illustrated by Sandra McDougall; translated by Mwesigwa Joshua Waswa; and read by Elizabeth Namazzi.

This is the Luganda version of "Nozibele and the three hairs", one of many stories available for free at http://africanstorybook.org. It's written by Tessa Welch, illustrated by Wiehan de Jager, and read by Elizabeth Namazzi.

This is the Luganda version of "Children of Wax", one of many stories available for free at http://africanstorybook.org. It's a southern African folktale illustrated by Wiehan de Jager, translated by Mwesigwa Joshua Waswa, and read by Elizabeth Namazzi.

These are some of many stories available for free at http://africanstorybook.org. They are read by Stella Maris Namae.

These are some of many stories available for free at http://africanstorybook.org. They are read by Stella Maris Namae.

These are some of many stories available for free at http://africanstorybook.org. They are read by Stella Maris Namae.

These are some of many stories available for free at http://africanstorybook.org. They are read by Stella Maris Namae.