RELATIONSHIP: What Ugandan parents tell their daughters?
Age 13: Avoid boys- they’re evil; if I catch you with any I will kill u.
Age 18: I do not want to see you with that boy ever again. yeee what’s his tribe? What does he do? How is his family? Are they rich!
Age 23: My child… When are we meeting your boyfriend?
Age 26: Your friends are getting married what you are waiting for?
You need to do these things when we are still alive and when you’re still young.
Age 30: We have told you to stop being very choosy, but you never listen.
Age 33: There is a powerful man of God in Kansanga.
He could pray for you.
Age 36: At least have one child.
Age 39: We will take care of all introduction expenses and wedding bills…
Age 45: My daughter what is wrong?
Who bewitched you! All you do is to be home all the time playing video games, watching cartoons, eating and filling our toilets why did we even give birth to you?
oohhhh God??????
Valentine's Day: How Micheal Jackson Kabushenga makes his love

A lovely Valentine’s to the awesome couple in the whole wide world, Micheal Jackson Kabushenga who has tasted his share of love and still continues to enjoy making love with his chosen lucky lady says.
During the sun set of valentine’s day, Micheal Jackson Kabushenga, former guild president of Mbarara University of Science and Technology offered to share his best love moments with the public.
M.J as popularly known, posted three photos on his facebook timeline. The photos really show how the two enjoy company of each other with interesting love smiles.
M.j continued to write…”You guys are writing my best love story that rocks me each morning”.
Hahahha…….May you live to see each other forever. Happy Valentine’s day.
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PHOTOS: Launch of Mwai Kibaki Library at Makerere university

A 20-floor presidential Library that is named after the third President of Kenya, Mwai Kibaki has been launched at Makerere University. The launch was graced by Ugandan Vice President, Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi, Former Kenyan President, Mwai Kibaki, Minister of Education, Jessica Alupo, Makerere university dons among others. This was on Friday 13th February 2013.
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Prof. Mondo Kagonyera, Chancellor Makerere University said the university chose to name the library after Mwai Kibaki because he was the first African to graduate with a 1st Class Honours Degree from Makerere in the Arts in 1955.

Kibaki was also the first African to graduate with distinction in Public Finance course at the London School of Economics in 1958.
The Library will house the Mwai Kibaki Endowed Chair in Economics and the East African Mwai Kibaki Centre for Leadership, Public Finance and Public Policy.

The structure to be completed in five years time is to cost $50million. Government of Uganda will contribute $5 million towards Mwai Kibaki Presidential Library.
While speaking at the launch, President Kibaki appreciated Makerere University for the recognition which he said was happy to witness during his life time and called for support to ensure its successful

completion so that the library benefits the young generation.Â
PHOTOS by Abudru Katumba