Absent Parents

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Raymond Mujuni

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Book 25: David and Goliath kind of stories rarely fascinate me. It’s, in part, that I’m a news professional who uncovers PR for a living and the other part that I have a topsy-turvy view on hegemony. In my case, the question is, what about David’s size means he can’t defeat Goliath? Ilhan’s story, in this book, is luckily not one of those. She is - and continues to be a bully - atleast to those who attack her. She has a soft spot of religion and through this book explains her relation to Islam in a very simple and basic way. She also explains the role of agency in achieving dreams. I liked this book - more so also for its anecdotes on Somalia and use of Somali culture as a predominant for explaining her life’s views. #Bookstagram #ReadersCafe #Goodreads
Held our first Investigative Journalism conference yesterday. Delighted with the team at @africaniij that gave it their all to put together this. The investment in quality investigative reporting in Uganda and Africa is undoubtedly here.
Yesterday was such a good day. This wonderful bunch of friends to die for showed up and made the house merry and warm. Thank you for the surprise party 😊😊😊
Spoke at the Regional Youth Summit today. My emphasis was on evidence-based policy shift and the Interloping nature of health policy with Economic policy.
Serving and taking the tea 😊
Here’s to a new year 😊
Enjoyed my birthday surrounded by friends and family, planning for the future and enjoying each minute. Hey 27 😊
Book 24: AA Gill writes with the finesse of a story teller. From Timbuktu to Uganda, the stories are fresh, visual and very engaging. He also writes about food. He writes about food the way people write about lovers. Something they deeply admire, a thing to be cherished. This has been the lightest read this year and what a joy it is. Book 25 is Ilhan Omar’s biography #Bookstagram #Readers #BookClub
I won the National Journalism Award for Explanatory reporting for the story that explained how the MV Templar capsized. The boat, in our story, we found was not fit for sail and had been for years. Our story shed a light on other boats currently sailing that are unfit. I thank the judging panel of 16 eminent scholars who selected our work. Grateful to God for yet another.

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