Now there are different stories/ tales from the animal kingdom that are always told to young ones. In the beginning, Animals were friends and used to stay with each other till there was conflict and that is why they don’t see eye to eye. Wakame is the Hare also known as Ichuli in some tales.Continue reading “WBC Story Telling #2Wakame na Warugwe”
WBC Story Telling #2 Obu Wakame yatwaara muhara womugabe.
In Ankole, the hare (wakame) was considered the wisest of animals and the title is how the hare married a Princess. Now figuratively,it can’t make sense but read on dear reader. This tale is adapted from the book, Nile English Course Once upon a time, there lived a king who had a lovely daughter. HeContinue reading “WBC Story Telling #2 Obu Wakame yatwaara muhara womugabe.”
WABC 21 Story Telling#1 Daring to live.
Andrea Bocelli and Laura Paulsini in their song vivere capture my last four years, the first stanza stands out, “Try looking at tomorrow not yesterday, and all the things u left behind, all those tender words you did not say, the gentle touch you couldnt find, dare to live until the very last,dare to liveContinue reading “WABC 21 Story Telling#1 Daring to live.”
Covidpreneurship; the case of high costs by the hospitals.
In Uganda,every happening is looked at as a cash cow right from CHOGM, the locusts, so when covid-19 happened, the government officials as usual looked at it from an entrepreneurship context. There have been reports of people bribing out of the mandatory quarantine as early as last year,a move that endangered the population but ourContinue reading “Covidpreneurship; the case of high costs by the hospitals.”
Africa’s Entertainment; the Ugandan edition .
If there’s one person to thank in Afrobloggers,it would be my Twitter son, Benjamin so apparently, Twitter thinks that I am the Dad and Pollet is the Mom so she’s technically my Twitter wife and who refuses such a match up,kyenayagaliza embazzi,kibuyaga asudde ( what I wished to be cut down by an axe, theContinue reading “Africa’s Entertainment; the Ugandan edition .”
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