Browsing by Author "Mushoborozi, Tony"

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    An old gem republished for modern readers.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-30) Mushoborozi, Tony
    There are novels which arrive dressed properly, bow politely to the reader, wipe their shoes at the door of literature and speak in civilised tones about "the human condition". Then there is Agony in Her Voice, which arrives barefoot, sweating through its collar,
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    Cocktails and charming strangers.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-30) Mushoborozi, Tony
    By the time dessert arrived at Kardamom and Koffe on Saturday night, strangers were learning across the communal table like old friends. Art collector traded thoughts with marketers. Guests laughed loudly over shared plate and raised glasses in an impromptu toast to World Whisky Day,
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    Dangerous belly fat you cannot see.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-20) Mushoborozi, Tony
    Visceral fat, hidden deep around your organs, can silently increase your risk of serious conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. The good news is that with regular exercise, better eating, quality sleep, and stress control, it is one of the easiest types of fat to reduce.
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    Dear Landlord, here are things we wish you understood.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-29) Mushoborozi, Tony
    In Uganda, renting is no longer a temporally plan for students and young professionals.
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    Kampala elite gather for whisky experience.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-25) Mushoborozi, Tony
    Recently, at a hilltop residence in Mutungo, Kampala, James Byaruhanga and his wife Tasha Nkwanzi hosted an elite whisky tasting. The evening brought together friends and associates from business, technology, media, hospitality, and entertainment.
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    Lessons for Kampala bartenders.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-09) Mushoborozi, Tony
    If you still think bartending is about flair and fast hands, you're already behind. At a recent Tanqueray Masterclass in Kampala, the real lesson had little to do with spinning shakers or stacking glasses. Instead, it focused on something less visible but far more valuable: thinking.
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    Musambwa island : where snakes reign.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-15) Mushoborozi, Tony
    Musambwa is not a museum or a zoo. It is a working fishing village. Men wake before dawn, cast their nets, return to shacks, and sleep beside cobras. They are not saints. They are rough men living a rough life.
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    Musho wonders why pilgrims walk so far.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-26) Mushoborozi, Tony
    One afternoon at grandpa's farm, Musho sat on a wooden fence watching the highway that ran just beyond the cattle paddock.
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    Musho's first day in primary seven.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-02-24) Mushoborozi, Tony
    The sun shone a little brighter on the first day that Musho joined Primary Seven. He had looked forward to this moment since he was in Primary Five. While he was on the school holiday, he thought about being in Primary Seven every day.
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    Struggling with knee pain? try these exercises.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-13) Mushoborozi, Tony
    Knee injuries are quite common and often occur due to sports activities, overuse, weakness, and imbalance in the muscles surrounding the joint. More serious damage, such as ligament tears, can result from sudden twists, falls, or motor vehicle accidents.
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    Teacher Jackson befriends Musho to help him.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-03-31) Mushoborozi, Tony
    The following Monday, Teacher Jackson called Musho to follow him after his lesson. Musho was scared. He looked at his best friend, Sama with concern before following Teacher Jackson. "Musho, I need you to help this is okay, with something.
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    The Day Museveni goes: A catalogue of punchlines
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-14) Mushoborozi, Tony
    Nam's manuscript ultimately reads like a text that exceeds its own genre classification, it is too literary to be purely analytical, too analytical to be purely literary, too political to be safely neutral(to his own detriment), and too national in scope to remain private reflection.
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    Think jogging is better than walking? Think again.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-03-09) Mushoborozi, Tony
    Many people believe that unless they are running and sweating hard, they are not doing "real" exercise. But when it comes to long-term fitness and joint health, walking may be just as powerful and, for many, even smarter.
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    Top tycoons grace launch of Sarovar.
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-05-11) Mushoborozi, Tony
    Some of Kampala's most prominent businessmen, government officials and investors gathered in Makerere on Saturday for the official launch of yet another international hotel chains to rush to Uganda- the Bamus Sarvovar Portico Hotel.
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    Uganda losing millions in potential revenue from people with disabilities.
    (Saturday Monitor, 2017-12-02) Mushoborozi, Tony
    In February of 2015, a picture went viral on social media. It showed a group of white people being carried by Ugandans on stretchers in Bwindi Impenerable forest. The young men were all wearing uniforms, which painted the picture that they worked for a government body.
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    When God's house became an election battleground
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-02-26) Mushoborozi, Tony
    When sanctity meets politics, order is fragile, and the events at Martyrs' Church Katwe showed just how quickly tempers can flare.
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    Why costume parties are a must-attend.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-03-29) Mushoborozi, Tony
    There are few social experiences as unexpectedly transformative, joy-filled and liberating as a good costume party. From afar, it might seem like another themed gathering an excuse to dress up, take photos and socialise.