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Morgan Ngambeki – The one thing I can’t forget about my father.
“When I was in primary school my dad used to travel to Japan for business. Whenever he came back, he made sure he took me to school himself, and I was assured of a biscuit every morning for as long as he was around. That’s one thing I cannot forget. I knew my father was… Continue reading Morgan Ngambeki – The one thing I can’t forget about my father.
Akanyetaba Joel Birungi – My dad’s heartbreak and bitterness from his father.
Our Background “When I was in primary one, my brothers and I had just started to love football very much. One day our father travelled and he brought us a ball. We had been asking him for it for a very long time but he didn’t have money and we knew it yet when he… Continue reading Akanyetaba Joel Birungi – My dad’s heartbreak and bitterness from his father.
Timothy Mulondo – What I would do differently from my father.
“In 2005 I was walking back home from school, tired and sad. I met my father along the way and he took me for ice cream at Zinello’s. We then walked back together as I ate my ice cream. That’s one of the most beautiful memories with my father that I will always keep forever… Continue reading Timothy Mulondo – What I would do differently from my father.
Shimon Aijuka – I was raised by my grandfather
“My father died when I was so young but I still have a picture of him in my head. I know that he cared for me so much, a bit more than my brother. I know this because whenever my brother and I got in trouble, he only punished my brother. I was raised by… Continue reading Shimon Aijuka – I was raised by my grandfather
