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Early thoughts from Uganda
Arriving in Uganda was as welcoming as my wife (Genevieve) and I had expected. We had heard and read such glowing reports of the country and its people. After only a few days in the country my first i… more →
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Car horns, dogs, cockerels & muezzins...
willyontour wrote 1 year ago: Warning: The following story is not supposed to suggest that I think every African is noisy and offe … more →
The bus journey...
willyontour wrote 1 year ago: Warning: The following is a simple account of an event in Uganda. It is not intended to offend. It i … more →
Seder with the Abayudaya, Uganda
willyontour wrote 1 year ago: In the remote hills of eastern Uganda, in the shadow of the Mount Elgon live a small community of bl … more →
Early thoughts from Uganda
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willyontour wrote 1 year ago: Arriving in Uganda was as welcoming as my wife (Genevieve) and I had expected. We had heard and re … more →
Lost in Translation
willyontour wrote 1 year ago: Last week I had a heated discussion with a minibus taxi conductor. The locals that witnessed this ev … more →
Muzungu, Muzungu, Muzungu…. Muzungu bye!!
willyontour wrote 1 year ago: Almost everywhere we go it feels like we’re the centre of attention. Most often we’re the only white … more →
Fire…Fire…Fire!!
willyontour wrote 1 year ago: A few days ago we had just finished some shopping at the Uchumi supermarket at the newly built Garde … more →
The Leader, Brother Colonel Gaddafi
willyontour wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday we were on a mutatu coming back from Ggaba (around seven miles away on the shores of Lake … more →
Early thoughts from Uganda
willyontour wrote 1 year ago: Arriving in Uganda was as welcoming as my wife (Genevieve) and I had expected. We had heard and read … more →
