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Templar Bisaso, owner of the boat that capsized, and his wife. Ugandan police say they both perished in the accident.
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Some of the well-known deceased, from left: Sheila Mbonimpa, Brian Ndori (aka Chuck Brian Salvator) and Isaac Kayondo. Uganda media sources say all perished in the unfortunate accident.
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Esther Namutebi, another well-known Kampala socialite who perished.
Just like the Tanzanian tragedy this one occurred just a few metres from the shore. Most of these guys would be alive if they knew how to swim or had life jackets. Total waste I tell you…
yep, also wiped out a number of Bobi Wine votes too
These kids were from rich families. Their top tier entertainment joints yaani B club na Kiza za huko zitaumia kiasi.
Left me wondering why we dont utilise Lake victoria recreationally the way Ugandans do. This is not the first time am hearing about cruise parties and beach parties on Lake victoria.
I’ve had the idea for the longest time. I don’t know why people don’t do it here.
Another idea I had like 10 years ago? Instead of buying land at super inflated prices say at Naivasha, Kisumu or the Coast, why not go there and build an artificial island and then put up your small resort there? Initially I was thinking that one could use empty plastic water bottles, but these have now gone out of fashion with environmentalists…any way, just ideas…
I see a bunch of them had no life jackets . These are the ones that maybe were holding the ones floating with life jacket drowning both of them … but I wasn’t there just thinking .
A majority of Kenyans have never been to Mombasa but a good number can easily access L. Victoria (am thinking about Busia, Kakamega, Vihiga, Kakamega, Nandi and all former Nyanza counties)…
Majority of Ugandans have never been to R. Vicky too. You think the Ushs70k was affordable to many in UG? Same way the mido class in Kenya go to coast irrespective of where they come from