At 10:00 p.m. on Friday the 27th, our plane touched down in Entebbe. We went through customs, looking for the person we were told to meet in the airport. Finally, we found him and he helped up with our ten suitcases. Exhausted, we were taken to a VIP lounge where we met Margaret. She...
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The Source . . . and the Destination
On Sunday morning, we got up early enough to attend the 8:00 a.m. worship service at Watoto Church, and then headed to Jinja for the day. While Jinja is the seventh most populace city in Uganda, it is the second largest commercial area. Its attraction, however, is neither its population nor its commerce, but...
First, Not Always Better Than Last
It doesn’t take particularly good vision to see the undertaker’s gravedigger busily excavating a place for the American newspaper business in the graveyard of history next to the plots occupied by the payphone, the VCR, and the 8-track player. Modern technological advances assure that change is the only thing constant in this world. At...