Mr. Livingstone, among other things is also the director of the Life Dairy in Katete, asked me to accompany him to Ssenyi and to take some pictures for his report. I accepted and didn’t expected to go to the biggest fish landing in the Mukono district! Everyday a lot of fish is exported to Europe from there. Hence the fish landing is big and very well organized. During a meeting with the inspector I was impressed by the high quality standards applied (for Uganda!).
In Ssenyi, we also visited the primary school. It was very impressive to see such a school! Whereby one tree corresponds to one schoolroom. Can you image to go to school in a such environment?
Afterwards we walked to the health centre on the hill. This health centre will be operational within one year and it will be a very good service for Ssenyi and the surrounding villages. During the few hours on the hill, I observed the amazing view on the Lake Victoria and the nearby islands.
Before returning to Mukono we ate (of course) a typical fish menu, composed of tilapia with matooke (banana) and rice.
– Oh, Janna! These photos are SO buietaful. It’s so nice to actually see Marci in photos. From reading her blog, I know what her life is like, but seeing it from another perspective is so lovely. Being a mother really must be amazing.Your love for Marci really comes across in the photos. xoxo