For more than 87 years it has been in existence, the all-male choir of St Paul’s Cathedral Namirembe, has cast itself as the embodiment of Anglican identity in Uganda buttressed by strict ranked procedures and disciplinary code. The choir is so rooted in many families that it has members who have been a permanent fixture at the historical hill for about 50 years.
Mr Edward Ssekabunga, the oldest choir member, has been part of the choir for about 48 years. He started crooning ever since his parents brought him to the hill in the 1970s.
Five months after taking over the reins…