Ishenkole Artist

Discovering my role in society through conservative Art and Design.

[Government of Uganda @GovUganda]

𝐎𝐮𝐫 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐥𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐟𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐲 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐚 𝐥𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐰𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐞

This comes from our own effort, Ugandans rising to the moment and working together for cleaner, healthier places to live.

We have only just begun, and the next phase is set to make things even better. #NationalCleaningDay

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

They found a home. They Belong. #art

[Ministry of Health- Uganda @MinofHealthUG]

The National Cleaning Days is championed by H E @KagutaMuseveni

A clean Uganda is everybody’s responsibility

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

Finally our dream come true.

We teach young people proper waste management through practices of Recycling and Art.

This is our School, Ruharo Infant School Mbarara. P 1 class session.

[NBS Television @nbstv]

Government of Uganda launches a countrywide national cleaning days initiative, announced by the Prime Minister, Rt Hon @R_Nabbanja.

#NBSUpdates

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

Is it available to creative restoration.

[Mwami lu @lulanzeashirafu]

This is Singer Bebecool 's First car, a "1990 VOLKS WAGEN GOLF GTI CABRIO" that he bought 400,000 UGX (Four hundred thousand Uganda shillings) from his brother, after his hit song "FITINA".

During rainy days and the rain suddenly met him on the road, he'd be forced to find a shade and park until the rain cleared up

This was because the soft roof top had stopped functioning properly for a long while ago before he bought it.

#CarStories

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

Studio Time. Explore Ankole.

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

@TickDab Thank you Comrade. Blessings.

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

Mural. #artㅤㅤㅤㅤ

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

It is going to be a good season. #art

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

Art all the way to the Top. #art #exploreankole

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

Mbarara Coffee Park along Ntare Road.

Mural project.

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

@ukusefya @ADELLEO Powerful work of Art right there.

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

Your Motivation made me relocate to an isolated place in Mbarara for art & Design Studio and One year and few months in, I'm finally getting to understand fully what MINDSET change is all about.

I've understood what truly inspires Mindset change. Blessings Comrade.

[Amos Wekesa @wekesa_amos]

UGANDA TOURISM

The last 6yrs have been hardest year for me in my tourism life and yes, we have had covid, Ebola but management of information has failed us!

Tourism had also attracted many young educated Ugandans and they were starting to see results, I mentor some so I know and more were coming board.

I don’t know about those that indirectly benefit from tourism who are so many and many of them don’t even know they do by the way.

It’s not about disease outbreaks, it’s just been how information has been handled, if you follow me, you can see the efforts i invest in and yes, many others do!

After 6yrs, this year the few accommodations have gone up to about 70% and within 2 days of announcement, we had moved from 70% to 30% and kept reducing.

Uganda already has very few accommodations but even the few, owners are struggling with loans and all sorts of bills across board.

Nothing has killed the entrepreneurs spirit especially in tourism like information handling by the ministry of health. And it’s more about how information is put out there!

No country succeeds with a dampened spirit of entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs make the economy and everything rotates around how the economy functions.

Me who knows about regional business and also understand our potential as a people and a country sometimes, it’s hard very hard.

Because of 2 planting seasons we casually say, oh we shall get over it. What keeps us backwards are things we can handle better according to me.

If don’t travel, you will never get to see even in our neighborhood how much business those guys do and you know what, they aren’t any better than us!

I interact with them, I can tell they aren’t any better than us. Many tell me, Amos you are operating in a small environment, you can do better elsewhere.

Then you ask yourself, who else will improve Uganda if am not one of them?

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

Prophecy like this is Honest.

[Theophilus Negule @Muzukuffu256]

A couple of weeks after her wedding to Ap. Grace Lubega the adaptation phase...she had to stay behind and wait for her husband because he ALWAYS has catchup meetings with his Pastors after @Phanerookampala service.

But this is what caught my attention she excused herself from their conversation&gave them their privacy as she stood by their KIA and waited for her husband !

You don’t get it she wasn't checking her phone to pass time or watch looking at the time left. No answering texts she was just standing next to the KIA for close to 45 minutes...Just Waiting and waving at passersby (like any mukyala musumba)...

I believe the deepest sermons aren't taught they are observed...that was by far one of the deepest sermon she has preached to me in a fast frenzy social media world where waiting patience has been obsolete ! The discipline to wait on your man of God who is your husband - that balance is a chemistry paper Organic chemistry for that matter !

Happy Birthday Mukyala Musumba Mrs . Nicollete Lubega 😃😊

[For Africans By Africans @forafricxns]

Seen at the Mamaya Festival in Guinea by Fatou N’diaye

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

The transformation we all need.

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

Art defies ordinary, To create is to rebel.

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

Creative living.

[Ishenkole Artist @ishenkole]

We are Stronger as a group. #Unity

[World's Amazing Things @Hana_b30]

Along rural roads in Ireland, small honesty shelves quietly offer fresh produce to passing travelers. Eggs, bread, and fruit are placed out in simple displays, with no staff present to manage the exchange.
People take what they need and leave payment behind, relying entirely on trust rather than supervision. The system works through mutual respect, where both the seller and buyer participate in keeping it fair.
Over time, these shelves become part of the landscape’s rhythm. They show how simple trust can sustain everyday transactions turning a roadside stop into a shared understanding between strangers.