About the author

About the author

Anitah Katuramu is a public health and development professional with over a decade’s experience leading national and regional programmes across Africa. Extensively working with governments, civil society and donors on health systems strengthening, policy engagement, and community-based interventions.

Beyond her professional work, she is a patient advocate shaped by her lived experience with Cushing’s. Following her diagnosis, she became acutely aware of the gaps in awareness, documentation, and patient-centered narratives surrounding the condition particularly within African contexts, Uganda being no exception. Also, she has always been passionate about women and the issues that disproportionately affect them (disease included).

This book emerges from the intersection of Anitah’s professional training, personal journey, and faith. It reflects her belief that health is holistic, healing is complex, and stories matter; especially those that are often left untold.

Anitah is a mother, wife, sister, cousin, niece, and friend. These are roles she takes very seriously. Always the extrovert, she loves to spend time outdoors with friends and family, enjoying this great adventure we call life.

Her first book is The Sun Always Rises.