Busoga does not need ministers

I got a shocker of the month while returning from my up¬country trip deep in the inac¬cessible village of Namusolo last week. I was traveling with a colleague (thirty years my senior) who kept on interrupt¬ing my music by insisting on listening to news at the top of every hour for the three hours we traveled.

At some point I got so dis¬gusted by the recurrent sound bite of some rural, drunken, jig¬ger infested, rag tagged, tribe mates of mine protesting for more cabinet slots for

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