 Twenty three years ago on March 5, 1987, on a moonlit night in a place called Gaba on the outskirts of the Ugandan capital Kampala, a family sat down to dinner outside their house, enjoying the cool breeze while downing a few lagers. Two days earlier, electricity had suddenly disappeared. The family therefore decided to use oil lanterns as they had their dinner. Music was switched on from a battery-powered radio and a guest was wondering loud how quickly things had changed in Uganda. Read more...
Eid ul-FitrI was having a conversation with my friend who asked me what Eid ul-Fitr is all about. I explained to him what this festival means and also thought... Read more...
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