Miriam Muwanga

Miriam Muwanga (died May 10, 1975) was an electrical engineer from Uganda, who came to prominence as a member of the Women's Engineering Society. After training in England, she returned to Uganda and worked in a variety of roles for the Ugandan Electricity Board, as well as editing the organisation's journal. Quotes While men are struggling for power women are organising themselves into clubs, associations and societies. When women gather they do not talk about the wars in various parts of the world or the deceitfulness of world politicians; they discuss educational problems, family planning, home economics; they learn new crafts, and improved methods of looking after the family. External links Category:Year of birth unknown Category:21st-century Ugandan women engineers Category:21st-century Ugandan engineers Category:Ugandan electrical engineers Category:Women's Engineering Society Category:1975 deaths Category:20th-century Ugandan women writers Category:20th-century Ugandan writers Category:20th-century women engineers Category:Alumni of Manchester Metropolitan University