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29 November 2007

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Erick Kabendera

Kakaire, as usual, all feature writing rules observed; like the human face and strong analysis skills. It is clear in the story that you know the subect well and you read before writing.

Bessie Manda

Kakaire, your writing does not only show that you know what you talking about, but helps a reader to read on. The way it starts with a dramtised part will make any person want to read more and know what the writer is talking about. Keep up the good work.

OTIENO MICHAEL JACKSON

IAM a student at Kampala International University and a proud member of the human species. Iam organizing a forum on cross generational sex back home in kenya on 23rd December 2007. I would like to know how i can get some assistance like, literature materials, shirts, caps and any other assistance. One East Africa one society.

Paul B

Kakaire this is the typical story in our country. I have heard and supported a couple of people who thought they had found Angels (albeit commercialization of their bodies- to please so and so or settle down or make quick bucks from ABC or he/she bought me car etc and then let go etc). Our country is bleeding to death through this pandemic.Let's not stop at putting up the large bill boards but further targeted action should be used. This could include regular seminars say in Secondary schools, Universities because our kith and kin are getting infected by marauding Sugar daddies and Sugar mummies. There is no such a thing as something for nothing, I cant buy you a car for nothing. All human or animal activities are results of objectives which MUST be achieved.
As for the 17 yr old, he needs counseling support to open up otherwise his world will surely crumble as she finds out.

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