The Ugandan Tales

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Biography: Victor Rumanyika was brought up in the family's home in Makindye on the outskirts of the capital city Kampala. Through the poems, the author hopes to draw attention to issues of social justice and violation of human rights that prevail. 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.

The strength, valor, and the unyielding spirits of the Ugandan people depicted in the book serve as inspiration and motivation for the readers. 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 Ugandan Tales effectively highlights some of the most prevailing injustices that exist to date, such as police brutality, false leaders, and neglect of rights. They were written during an election period where many young people stood up and challenged the status quo. 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. Ayella plays cricket for Uganda Charity Trust Fund, an organisation which has taken care of him (tuition and all) along with several multi-talented youths from the Naguru area, including the top tennis players David Oringa and Henry Muyanja. The book also cleverly delivers a strong potent message that violence is not always the right response against oppression.

The Ugandan leaders have long been oppressing the African people while masking their true colors with conversations of emancipation and freedom. He moved to the United Kingdom and completed the Graduate diploma in Law and post-graduate diploma in Legal Practice at the University of Westminster. Museveni feels that his daughters are not very intelligent because they inherited their mother’s dullness. Victor Rumanyika was brought up in the family's home in Makindye on the outskirts of the capital city Kampala.Whilst at the university, he and other colleagues edited and published 2 magazines (The Frontline and The Independent). If his game continues to develop at the current pace, height will not be too much of a problem as tennis has a long list of short-guy successes, from slam winners Michael Chang and Lleyton Hewiitt to current world top eight Richard Gasquet.