As my colleague and I were about to pass by the exit gate of the arrival area of the Ruzyne International Airport in Prague, the guard came up to us and asked where we came from. Then he followed it with what they’re supposed to ask arriving passengers, if we’re bringing something (to be declared in customs). We mischievously answered back “we hope we’re not bringing anything”. We meant the malaria of course.
During the whole course of our stay in Uganda, a day before travelling and also 4 days after arriving, we were prescribed to take Malarone once a day. It’s a medicine to protect ourselves from the disease malaria which Africa is known for. Tomorrow will be a week since I arrived from my African trip, I’m still alive and kicking but very busy!
Anyway, I have few stuff which I brought home from Uganda. One of these is the magnet souvenirs for my wife’s collection which features their flag.
The country’s flag has the bird in the middle called the Grey Crowned Crane which you can find in Africa.
