Day 1 and 2
St John’s Guesthouse
After some small
difficulties (for some students African Time already started in Istanbul)
everyone had arrived at St John’s Guesthouse – a nice, and quiet place with
friendly staff.
After a great
dinner at a Indian restaurant where especially the Butter chicken seemed to be
popular – at least among the waiters - we were ready for the first day of
school. From St John’s we walked to school Monday morning ready to meet the
MUBS students and get to know our groupmembers.
”Welcome to the
pearl of Africa”
A very warm welcome
from the MUBS faculty created a nice atmosphere and let the way to socializing
and introduction between the students. After a second breakfeast with
specialties from the Ugandan cuisine and another welcoming from the Dean we
were ready to explore the strengths and weaknesses in the intercultural teams
and the way was led for the Field study to begin.
”White people like to be naked”
Yet, at the
presentation at the Private Sector Foundation it seemed like everyone had the
desire to take of their clothes off due to the heat and 40 people in a small
room/sauna with no air condition. The representatives gave us a lot of
interesting insights about the private sector in Uganda and especially some
critical questions from the MUBS student increased the academic level of the
debate.
Bebe cool/Big size
Tuesday night
everyone was invited to a concert with the one and only reggae master Bebe Cool
– a great initiative taken by Kristina. The cool Kampala club Amnesia set the
scene and the crowd was highly entertained by the great beats from local
artists and a Champions League match on the big screen. A lot of hours were
spent on the dancefloor by the MUBS and CBS students before Bebe Cool set the
roof on fire.




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