But to be absent based on that you pay me little, it can’t be acceptable. If I say the salary is small – and I’ve said it for many, many, many years – that the salary is small, if I am a public officer and I think that the current salary does not live to my expectation, then you leave that particular job and get another one which will pay you well. T o be a fair to her, what she actually said was, “.they want to invest in boda-boda or buy a car. Mbaguta c) Marie Antoinette Sezi d) A ny of the above <– and give this ’82 marks’ at all levels from Primary One to Tertiary Level? Was she really unaware that she was messing with people who can create the examination questio n: “What is the name of the woman you shouldn’t vote as your MP?” with the answers as: a) Sezi Mbaguta b) Mrs. Mbaguta to cancel her Comedy Tour – (title: “Marie Antoinette on a Boda-Boda “) or face the wrath of the people at the helm of education. Plus, teachers are influential people who talk to children and parents – almost everybody!īy week ‘s end, the Uganda National Teachers Union had issued a statement calling for Mrs. Moreover when it involves teachers, who number 160,000 countrywide ( remember, we can’t be sure because we don’t do census counts here…so just allow), of whom there must be a significant number in Rukungiri whose women Mrs. This inhibits my understanding and appreciation of the politics a nd management of society around me.įor instance: how does a politician who relies on an electorate in a country like Uganda respond to the plea, “We want our pay increased!” by saying, “Go to hell!”? You see, I suffer greatly from an ailment that makes me believe in the power of logic. T he global statistics of Ugandans arrested over drugs have gone up a little bit instead of the French suffering !īack to the comedy channel that is life in UG, like many of you out there, I refused to believe that Public Service State Minister Sezi Mbaguta had said teachers who were unhappy with their pay should go and operate boda-bodas. I like Iryn’s music and have danced with her once (and lived to tell) but I hate the way she spells her name and I am extremely irate at her hold ing a French passport for when times are good then choosing to be a Ugandan in trouble. Also, I had competition: the daily news.Īdmit it: you laugh every time you read, watch or listen to the news here, don’t you?īoth the content and how it is presented, most times: A Karimojong priest talks about short dressing being immoral a lawyer of many years’ experience conjures up an imbroglio a continent away over minerals on the extreme end of his home in Uganda, whose very ownership is in question Generals warn each other through newspaper articles a French passport holder gets arrested in Japan over drug charges decides to be a Ugandan national for this event, and Ugandan interpol happily accepts responsibility for helping her French-passport-carrying self. I realised I wouldn’t be left with much time to do regular work.
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Last year, in exasperation, I started a series of blog posts titled, ‘Office Clowns’ with the intention of recounting every instance of clowning my employees and colleagues provided.
Shop attendants, mechanics such as George Nigo of Ntinda, office messengers too numerous to name, Chief Financial Officers holding up legitimate payments, and most of all, p oliticians…the list is long.
STAND UP Comedy has become a big thing in Uganda over the last couple of years so big that even the people charged with the most serious of matters are encroaching on the space of Pablo (Yagayo!), Salvadore and the deceptively diminutive Anne Kansiime.
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