At 10.5 square kilometers total area would sound a total joke to one who doesn’t know about Arua municipality but sadly so is the case of a town earmarked to become a regional city in the near future.
A constant squawk of ducks startles to fill the home as stocky 52-year-old Zachariah Bashir wearing an Islamic cap stares in amazement.
ARUA. What became as Mr Sam Akuaku’s career began as the lame excuse that many parents give for buying unfitting bulky clothes for their children.
KOBOKO. As one approaches St Charles Lwanga, located one kilometer along the Koboko-Oraba road, a line of giant eucalyptus and teak trees greet you.
Salia Musala is a dusty little trading centre riddled with grass thatched houses of cone shaped roofs and a handful of iron roofed shops and kiosks.
When Hajj Jabir Suleiman, 71, began planting trees in 1982 his peers and neighbours laughed at him.
