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MY VACATION IN BROOKLYN

            Tegulle's daily monitor column 
Old fashioned houses and serenity grace your sights coupled with long walks on paved walkways at sunset are clear reminder that one should escape every once in the while. The dilemma with the escape is that every single person like me tends to what to have that feeling for another century if possible. 
Now comes "Taata" Kaiser with the analogy of the about the haves and have-nots. World over, there are no clear determinants of destiny but hard work, passion and attitude for a clear goal in life would go a long way in aiding. Right in our neighbourhood here in DR Congo, the former president was from a ruling background and he ascended to the highest position in office, and finished his term. 
This is one of many persons that have climbed the tree from the top and went on to look for higher canopies. As a parent we are there to give our children opportunity whether they take it or not is a choice. One would think Gawaya's son Kaiser, should start from scratch to prove to world that his better. That begs the question why would you as a parent have invested all the time and sweat in the child if he or she is to start climbing from the bottom? Chances are very high that your Local council one (LCI) chairman's son of age is on the youth committee of the village in which you live or even perhaps has taken the reigns for the father in the just concluded council elections. Least I mention the former Speaker's seat in Omoro.
The 2026 elections are four years away and am pretty sure the rising prices in commodities are the common man's immediate concern. But like said when on vacation one forgets they have to get back to routines. 
Luckily Gawaya has been to Brooklyn so he knows sights, but like a string of Johnny-come-lately human rights learned fellows wants to take stage where Isaac Ssemakadde has vacated.

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