Monthly Archives: November 2005

Yesterday i tried to show you what Mama Miria looks like. She is trying to be like Sharon Stone, i think. That must explain the shades and the attitude.

Its official, Mama Miria will never be president of this country. In a single move, Andrew Mwenda shattered all the dreams I had been entertaining; that probably, next year, Uganda would also pull a Liberia. The lady must have taken … Continue reading →

It was just like any other day. I left home early, like I do everyday and rushed to work. It was a public holiday so there were very few people hanging around. Nothing strange in that. Work was as mundane … Continue reading →

For all its worth, in yesterday’s post about the new Liberian prez, I kept on referring to her as Sirleaf-Johnson and also as Sir-Johnson. Tut tut. Now what was that about? Anyway, just in case there are any people thicker … Continue reading →

Mrs. Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf got herself a big ol’ new job. Congs, girl! That’s the way to go. You have to show these males the way it’s done. Maybe her victory is timely. Having heard her talking, I compared her speech … Continue reading →

It is the season of the superhero. After all the guys in funny tights that we have seen over the last three years, the big cahuna himself is being resurrected. Okay, no one can fill the shoes of Christopher Reeve … Continue reading →

So i last posted anything here like a month ago. Felt so bad when i realised the fact. But hey, i’ve had a great time just reading what others have been writing. Its been hilarious. But then, one of the … Continue reading →

Okay, that was uncalled for. That we are so far back in the days of Zinja and that the Kenyans (as always) have run away with the trophy; that was a blatant lie. Of course there are Ugandan bloggers. Just … Continue reading →

So the situation got so tricky, everyone will look at you like you are crazy when you walk out of your house without a gas mask in Kampala. Funny how just a few days ago, we were all hugging and … Continue reading →