Humans of Kampala

The idea was conceived at one Pretoria residence. He had wanted to do ACCA, CPA or any accountant's qualification when I told him to pursue the MBA. Soon as he reached Kampala, he opted for it.

He kept trying to jump off the truck but it was still in motion and he held tight until the final stop. Here we're, it's an MBA. CONGRATULATIONS BROTHER.

Since December 2020 she had kept promising to come and visit South Africa. Because of the Covid travel restrictions, she would say she'd canceled to another date. That day came in March.
This person is a sister and a friend. She is called Charity. When she arrived, she sent a text saying, "you are on Wanted" and also sent a picture in which she was standing in the middle of the street in a suburb dubbed "Africa's Richest square mile" - Sandton. The picture had been taken at a place I had always visited often. I met her at RaddisonBlu hotel in the rich neighborhoods of Sandton. I waited at a lobby for about 20 minutes and also got a chance to see TTM (former Bidvest wits) soccer players one by one as they had their breakfast in preparation for that one-all draw against Moroka Swallows later that Sunday. I didn't fancy much about them, and didn't take autographs nor pictures with them because there are no more star players. Not to digress, She arrived at the hotel reception, opened her arms and we hugged despite the Covid restriction that "Hugging is old fashion".
We sat, told stories, and reminisced on the childhood days. I had to rush to Durban to clear a car consignment. I told her that I would rush to return back on Monday evening or Tuesday Morning but ended up returning Tuesday night. When I checked on her on the morning of Wednesday, she said her flight back to the mother land was that very evening at 22:00. I just said my goodbyes on the phone.

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This page showcases people from around the world who feel like they have strong attachment to Kampala irrespective of where they come from. Most preferably, we showcase Ugandans living in South Africa, and their stories to success.