Corona; Restrictions are still active
For exactly six months now, our children have been at home continuously, and the schools are still closed. The churches are just as long too, even the few play parks and rare swimming pools cannot be used.
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Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas,you know in general, but is that possible this year. The beautiful Christmas carols that all sing of joy, such as - Joy of beautiful Gotterfunken or - Behold, I announce to you great joy, or - Oh you merry, oh you blissful, merciful Christmas...
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Dramatic Consequences of Corona Restrictions
Since the lockdown, many people in Uganda have lost their jobs. At first you were not allowed to drive with a so-called public taxi (Toyota-Minibus) or with a Boda Boda (small motorcycle). The use of private vehicles was also banned for weeks.
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Managed!
Due to the Corona Pandemic, prisons in Uganda have been almost hermetically sealed off since March this year. The prisoners lack the visitors and what they can bring with them enormously. So, we have been busy all year to fill these big gaps and alleviate the most bitter hardship.
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Poverty and high prices
Poverty and high prices go hand in hand in Uganda. While the average income is between 50 and 100 Euros per month, the prices for many things - including daily needs - are disproportionately high.
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More shops are open, but schools are still closed
Through the permission from the government, public taxi are able to carry only 7 passengers from the normal 14. Many employees are now able to reach their working places and […]
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The flying truck
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Prisons are restricted regions, but we could deliver necessary items
If life has been tough for the ordinary citizens, you can imagine how more tough it can be for those isolated from society. It can be mistakenly perceived that they […]