A. Plays

1977
Zonna mpayippayi,
( Published by Marianum Press, Kisubi 2001)

A Uganda Cultural Centre Best script Award 1977 winner. This is a  play that examines a man and his insatiable quest for happiness which constantly eludes him to his detriment.

1980
The dance of ogres
( Self published and translated into Luganda as Lumu mu nsi y’amazike )

A Uganda Cultural Centre, 1980 Special  Award winner. It is a six-local languages musical play based on one of Uganda’s folktales where ogres terrorize a community. A child with very special resolve tricks them and brings about their destruction.

1982
Omulambuzi wa gavumenti
( unpublished)

A play translated from Nikolai Gogol’s The government inspector. It   was  staged at  the Uganda National Theatre with resounding success.

2013
Namulanda
( Self published)

A historical play exposing intrigue, treachery greed and pretence that prevailed in  the body politique of the Baganda society 250 years ago.

2015
Semitego

A translation from English into Luganda, Associate Professor Mercy Mirembe Ntangaare’s play of the same title.

1971-2015

1330 Radio plays on different social and cultural themes.

B. Novels and Novellas

2001
Mbayiwa
(Published by Marianum Press, Kisubi, 2001)

The novel is based on the following argument:’’ when should man be himself despite of society’s cherished values to which he is expected to confirm unconditionally.

C. Children’s Works

1993 – 2015
Seka nga bw’oyiga
(self published)

Renamed Nyumirwa nga bw’oyiga later on (Self published)  A collection of 120 folktales from Uganda and beyond  in 7 books.

2011
Entandikwa y’Oluganda
( Self published)

A Luganda premier for Luganda learners.

2012
Musanyusa Two volumes
( Self Published)

Short original stories for Luganda learners.

2012
Nakuya mukwano gw’akamese.
(Self published)

A story  based on a folklore about  teeth extraction among  children and the monetary remuneration  from rats to the good children who  willingly let adults extract their milk teeth when they are due for removal.

2012
Kaku n’emmotoka
( Self published)

A very stubborn boy lacks a role model and loses focus. He narrowly escapes to drop out of school.

2013
Beti Omuzira
( Self published)

A school  girl is kidnapped and confined in a secret cult’s camp for four years . She makes a spectacular escape  to become a village celebrity.

2014
Talantina
( Self published)

An adolescent girl   faces an uphill struggle to stay a virgin and  in school , in an environment that  fiercely militates against her cherished goals.

2014
Kintu ne Nambi
( Self published)

A  story retold about the legendary founders of the Baganda people a Kintu and Nambi.

2015
Kalule muganda w’akakoko
(Self published)

This is a story that does not only spell out the chicken’s social bio data but also explores the special attachment between chickens and children.

2015
Tobbanga
(Self published)

A little girls takes her doll into the dolls’ fashion show. Although her doll is the best dressed it misses winning the context because it was discovered at the last moment that it was a stolen from her friend.

2015
Namulondo ya Kabaka yajja etya?
(Self published).

This a history-illustrated booklet discussing a particular period in Buganda when they had an infant at the throne and how that throne came into existence.

2015
Wakoze ssusu ku buliri?

A seven years old boy  is the habit of bed wetting  but he fiercely denies that fact. His maternal aunt knows the trick of making him tell the truth.

2016
Nyumirwa egero mu bitontome
( Self published)

25 folktales from Uganda and beyond in verse.

2016
Vva ku ddalu.
( Self published)

A stubborn boy  who bullies his siblings learns a lesson from his father.

2016
Wakayima abba Wanfudu
( Self published)

A hare falls into its own trap.

2016
Naawe oli munafu?
( Self published)

Lazy Kisiga learns the value of hard work the hard way.

2016
Naawe olimba?
( Self published)

Aunt Tina sends away her niece because she is indisciplined.

D. Non Fiction Works

1993
Manya ebifa ku kika kyo
( Self published)
Manya ebifa ku kika kyo
( Self published)

A   brief  history about the 54 Baganda clans

2011
Entandikwa y’Oluganda
( Self published)

A Luganda premier for Luganda learners.

2012
Musanyusa Two volumes
( Self Published)

Short original stories for Luganda learners.

2012
Nakuya mukwano gw’akamese.
(Self published)

A story  based on a folklore about  teeth extraction among  children and the monetary remuneration  from rats to the good children who  willingly let adults extract their milk teeth when they are due for removal.

2012
Kaku n’emmotoka
( Self published)

A very stubborn boy lacks a role model and loses focus. He narrowly escapes to drop out of school.

2013
Beti Omuzira
( Self published)

A school  girl is kidnapped and confined in a secret cult’s camp for four years . She makes a spectacular escape  to become a village celebrity.

2014
Talantina
( Self published)

An adolescent girl   faces an uphill struggle to stay a virgin and  in school , in an environment that  fiercely militates against her cherished goals.

2014
Kintu ne Nambi
( Self published)

A  story retold about the legendary founders of the Baganda people a Kintu and Nambi.

2015
Kalule muganda w’akakoko
(Self published)

This is a story that does not only spell out the chicken’s social bio data but also explores the special attachment between chickens and children.

2015
Tobbanga
(Self published)

A little girls takes her doll into the dolls’ fashion show. Although her doll is the best dressed it misses winning the context because it was discovered at the last moment that it was a stolen from her friend.

2015
Namulondo ya Kabaka yajja etya?
(Self published).

This a history-illustrated booklet discussing a particular period in Buganda when they had an infant at the throne and how that throne came into existence.

2015
Wakoze ssusu ku buliri?

A seven years old boy  is the habit of bed wetting  but he fiercely denies that fact. His maternal aunt knows the trick of making him tell the truth.

2016
Nyumirwa egero mu bitontome
( Self published)

25 folktales from Uganda and beyond in verse.

2016
Vva ku ddalu.
( Self published)

A stubborn boy  who bullies his siblings learns a lesson from his father.

2016
Wakayima abba Wanfudu
( Self published)

A hare falls into its own trap.

2016
Naawe oli munafu?
( Self published)

Lazy Kisiga learns the value of hard work the hard way.

2016
Naawe olimba?
( Self published)

Aunt Tina sends away her niece because she is indisciplined.

E. Periodicals

2003 -2014

In conjunction with a leading radio station, Central Broadcasting service Ltd he established ENTANDA YA BUGANDA  magazine  which aims at stimulating economic  social and cultural development in Central Uganda.

2007

He established two magazines in collaboration with Central Broadcasting Service: a Children’s magazine entitled Entanda y’abato and a youth’s magazine entitled Entanda ya bavubuka

2014

He  established a children’s bi-lingual  newsletter( in English and Luganda) entitled  THE DIAMOND  where children tell their own stories. The newsletter which is still in circulation  seeks to groom future  great writers  and avid readers.

F. Awards

1- 1977

Uganda Cultural Centre  Best Script Award for ZONNA MPAYIPPAYI play.

2- 1982

Uganda Cultural Centre Special Award for the DANCE OF OGRES CHILDREN’S PLAY

G. Conferences Attended And Papers Delivered

2004

Attended  an  East African local languages writers  conference in Dar Es Salaam,  Tanzania

2006

Delivered a paper entitled  The future of Self Publication  at Makerere University, Uganda. during the conference organized by  Uganda Women Writers Association ( FEMRITE)

2008

Delivered a paper entitled  A crusade towards nurturing children’s permanent  literacy in Central Uganda,   in a conference organized by the Swedish Writers Guild in Stockholm ,Sweden.

2008

Attended  a 2008 LITCAM  CONFERENCE  on family literacy during Frankfurt Book Fair in Germany.

2011

Delivered a paper in a conference organized by Ethiopian Writers Association in Addis Ababa  Ethiopia, entitled  Not yet Uhuru  in A Africa, 50 years down the road.

2014

Delivered a paper entitled The dynamic approach to children’s literacy for empowerment: A Central Uganda case. organized by  the Africa Centre of Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel.

2015

Delivered a paper in a conference organized by Kyambogo University on  Towards grooming future avid readers and formidable writers.

H. Membership

1. AKADEME YA LUGANDA

( A local academy that seeks to elevate   the Luganda language to a level that it  is capable of  decoding and  disseminating     every branch  of human knowledge obtained  from the international languages   for the benefit of the   less privileged   Baganda who are monolingual.

2. INTERNATIONAL LITERACY ASSOCIATION

A USA-based body that promotes children’s and youths’ literacy globally.

Target Group

It is mainly  the rural  populace which is financially and educationally disadvantaged. It cannot gain access to vital and critical information  which is in English , to  liberate it  from ignorance and poverty in  which  it is engulfed. Hence Magoba   contents  himself with extremely low profit margins  on his  books so as to make his  works very affordable to the  target group. 
His works are  info-entertainment   in character so that  his  readers who lack a culture of permanent literacy  are  induced to read  because of   the entertainment component ,  and are eventually empowered in the process of reading.
He does not leave out children  to whom he has so far  written 24 books  so that they grow up avid readers. In 2014   he established a children’s newsletter The Diamond  to avail them room to exercise their skills in writing at an early age. The newsletter is both in English and Luganda because these are the two languages  used in Central Uganda schools. He wants the children to be literate in both languages.