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This morning I was interviewing Claire for a Danish youth magazine - Zapp. But before we even get started, the office at Arua Resource Centre wind up in a discussion, where the aim is to enlighten me on how much sugar to use in the tea...
I take the tea with 'No sugar, PLEASE!', an attitude which during the discussion occurs to me is considered very much odd in Uganda.
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That is nothing. Try the tea in Sudan, especially nothern Sudan. It is like drinking honey! The tea equals sugar.
Posted by: Black Kush | Wednesday, 31 January 2007 at 03:05 AM