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Uganda: Candidates' Plans to Salvage Sports, Arts Begs Big Funding

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[Monitor] From children playing fibre-ball on rough village garden patches to rookie groups experimenting with musical instruments and dance or teenagers miming at urban hang-out karaoke, Uganda teems with talent.

Source: allAfrica.com
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