In Uganda, a visually impaired artist is painting portraits and landscapes. Rita Kivumbi lost her sight in 2008 after a short illness but kept her passion for art alive.
Her work is now a source of inspiration for young art lovers.
Her work is now a source of inspiration for young art lovers.
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