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Muniini K. Mulera

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Paediatrician/Neonatologist. Writer, columnist, future harpist.
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Letter to a Kampala Friend

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By Muniini K. Mulera
| Daily Monitor Verified
What you need to know: He taught us harmony, rhythm, and the beauty of collective voices blending into a single, resonant melody Renaissance Man: Remembering Dr. Stanley Kinyatta Dear Tingasiga: The passing of an elder is often likened to the burning down of a library.
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Stephen Lwanga's "Fork in the road" blog: Wisdom gently unleashed

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By Muniini K. Mulera
| Daily Monitor Verified
What you need to know: Writing about the challenges of growing old as a man of more than eight score years, he describes memory loss with a mixture of candour and gentle comedy Dear Tingasiga, There is a particular kind of wisdom that cannot be taught in a classroom or acquired from a book.
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Medical interns and the cost of misplaced priorities

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By Muniini K. Mulera
| Daily Monitor Verified
Dear Tingasiga: The ease with which the Uganda Government spends money on self-congratulatory celebrations, gifts to religious groups, and all manner of luxury spending is mind-boggling. The ease with which the same government dismisses the worth of medical interns who have spent five long years learning to keep us alive speaks volumes. A nation’s budget is a moral document stating what—and whom—a society values most. Uganda’s current spending priorities reveal a deeply disturbing paradox.
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