When we visited in Zambia, we plucked feathers from chickens with children, and cooked them. Chicken are valuable foods for them.
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Lunch in Africa
2012/08/30·
This is the lunch time in our orphanage in Zambia. They eat steamed corn flours as their staple food.
I’ve heard the Ugandan staple food is banana.
Rainy in Africa
2012/08/30·
This is the photo of The Zambia Orphanage. It’s the blessed rain! They bring buckets, basins and anything to keep waters! September is the dry season in Uganda. I hope it will rain…
Shops across the street
2012/08/30·
This is the photo in Zambia I took last year. I found there were some shops across the street. Can I find them in Uganda, too?
The Capital, Kampala
2012/08/30·
Kampala is the capital in Uganda.
the population of 1,420,000 (2008).
the altitude is 1,190 m in the greatest city in Uganda.
Although it is directly under the equator, since altitude is high, it does not become high temperature.
July is the average temperature of 25 degrees.
Annual precipitation is 1,178 meters.
In January and July in the dry season,
March – May, and November in the rainy season .
The center of commerce bristles with the skyscraper of 20 or more stories. In the city, there are many hills, many ruins and historical buildings.
Glowing clouds
2012/08/30·
I saw glowing clouds on August 26.
I expect of the work of the Lord in Uganda.
The Ugandan media
2012/08/30·
It says to take a President Yoweri Musevenish line.
They have their web sites in English and Ganda.
Food in Uganda
2012/08/30·
“Matoke (Banana)” is the staple food of the Ugandan. They eat it with a soup full of ingredients. It contents with meal, fish and beans. They eat mainly river fish. It costs from 2000 to 3000 Ush or from 80 yen to 100 yen.
