Dr. Tabitha Naisiko is a Ugandan female scholar specialized in African studies and cultural anthropology. She currently a Research Fellow in the Käte Hamburger Research Centre for Cultural Practices of Reparation, University of Saarland in Germany. She has a multidisciplinary training in Social Works and Social Administration, Applied Ethics, African Studies, Online and Distance Education, Development Studies, and multiple short courses on research, research communication and management.

Currently her research focus is on rituals of cultural reparation under the topic: “Historical Narratives, Social Lethargy and Healing among the Karamojong of Uganda: A Theoretical Critique”