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I’ve got fond memories of childhood friends that I can no longer trace, because we were in this private British school.

— Susan Nsibirwa

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We understand the need to employ young people, but their skill, knowledge, eye for detail, and commitment to excellence isn’t there.

Those three pillars; life, brands and people, that’s who I am.

People would hand in written work but Mass Communications’ students even before the age of computers.

In the market place now, a lot of people will relate to you simply because you went to Makerere.

Once you’re put in boarding school at a very young age, you’ve got to figure out life on your own quite early.

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