Our Cultural Identity
Rooted in Tradition
Culture at Namilyango is not an afterthought — it is woven into the very fabric of college life. Founded by the Mill Hill Missionaries in 1902, Namilyango has always embraced both its Catholic heritage and the rich tapestry of Ugandan culture. From the Runyege dance of Western Uganda to the royal rhythms of Buganda, our students carry forward a living tradition.
The annual Music, Drama and Dance (MDD) festival — held every Term Two — is the highlight of the cultural calendar. Inter-house competition is fierce, creative, and deeply meaningful. Every boy has a role to play: as a performer, a backstage crew member, or an enthusiastic audience member.
Annual MDD Festival
