Anna Adima is a Ugandan-German historian, researcher, and writer. Adima is the director of Goethe-Zentrum in Kampala.
Education.
Adima holds a PhD in East African history and literature from the University of York, where she researched about women’s history, heritage preservation, and issues surrounding race and feminism.
Admina also holds a Masters of Arts in African studies from The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) university of London. Adima holds a Bachelor of Arts in International studies from Leiden University.
Adima attended an Erasmus exchange semester program at Universite Toulouse - Jaures.
Career.
Adima is a free lance writer, she specialises in researching the intersections of academic and public history. Her published works tell stories of pre-colonial East African societies.
Adima is the director of Goethe-Zentrum in Kampala.