Mugabe is the role model Ayella, Ayesiga and the rest are looking up to, but admittedly his career should be further ahead of where it is at the moment.

This time there was no press presence except for me, and I had only gone to Lugogo to get served a local lunch under a tree, rather than queue up at the new KFC or the old Nandos, before being dragged to courtside by UTA official Victor Drile. The official line is that Muhoozi was born in 1974, but some sources say he could have been born in 1972 or 1973.Muhoozi became interested in a number of girls and wanted to get married, but Janet Museveni would vet them and refuse them. The book also cleverly delivers a strong potent message that violence is not always the right response against oppression. Although the pieces vary in length, they bring the same dexterity that the author has proven to possess. They also draw from the author's experiences of growing up during turbulent times of civil strife and military conflicts.

Oduke was in the stands, and Uganda’s best player of the current generation by some distance - Duncan Mugabe - was taking pictures on courtside, for himself or perhaps on behalf of tournament sponsors Kinetic, the company owned by current UTA boss Babu.This book will be a poignant read for readers and poetry fans who are curious about the African leaders and the struggles they instigate. These poems are about the betrayed hopes that many have in new leaders who always promise to change things for the better and put the interests of the common person first: but never do. A tale of struggle, valor, and steadfastness of the African people against oppressive leaders masquerading as advocates of freedom and emancipation during post-independence, encapsulated in the form of poetry. Biography: Victor Rumanyika was brought up in the family's home in Makindye on the outskirts of the capital city Kampala.

They were written during an election period where many young people stood up and challenged the status quo. The poems shine a light on numerous relatable adversities such as social injustice, breach of civilian rights, and police brutality. From what I can see, unlike a good many Ugandan sporting legends of his kind, Oduke does not lead the life of a pauper; but he has evidently not reaped anywhere near as much from the game as his talent, commitment, love and sacrifice as a player, administrator and coach would warrant.The strength, despair, and courage portrayed through this collection of poems are worthy of applause, and the message of hope and strength makes this a heartfelt read. The strength, valor, and the unyielding spirits of the Ugandan people depicted in the book serve as inspiration and motivation for the readers. Whilst at the university, he and other colleagues edited and published 2 magazines (The Frontline and The Independent). Ayesiga, apparently a top ten junior on the African continent, is so serious about his tennis career he will readily pull out his laptop to help you with information if you asked about his career and rankings.

He attended Nakasero Primary school and Buganda Road Primary school for his primary education before moving to Saint Mary's college Kisubi for his O-levels. As the ball repeatedly flew over the net back and forth, bounced off the dirt and rebounded off racquet strings, I sat there contemplative and bemused as the actuality Ugandan sport unfolded right before my eyes, the entirety of our hope and despair all captured in one go. The book effectively encapsulates the struggles and sufferings of the Ugandan people at the hands of their tyrannical leaders in the form of strong and bold poetic stanzas. The book also lays an emphasis on the strong spirits of the Ugandan people as well as their unwavering resolve in not turning to violence in response to such tyrants. The Ugandan Tales by Victor Rumanyika is a collection of poetry that dives deep into topics of police brutality, social injustices, and oppression through the landscape of the tortured cities.Unlike Ayella, at 18 Ayesiga looks like he is not going to grow much taller and will have to settle for being a small pro. It not only presents a clear idea of the Ugandan leaders but also presents the perspectives of the oppressed yet diligent African people—an amazing book filled with skillfully composed poetry. Museveni feels that his daughters are not very intelligent because they inherited their mother’s dullness. Through peaceful and non violent means, a new generation of ordinary people is now taking a stand against social, political and economic segregation.