#jmayamba

During my trip to New York and Washington D.C, I had a lot of fun but also some shocking experiences along the way. For example, after a long day of walking around site seeing, I felt like having a soft drink. I then went to this shop to buy a coke; that's how we refer to Coca Cola in Uganda. The attendant did not seem to get what I was asking for. He thought I wanted to buy a cock. He was sending me to another place yet I was seeing the soft drinks in the refrigerator. I then clarified by making it clear that I wanted a Coca Cola and not a cock. That's how he managed to sell me the soft drink. The three cells represent that experience. The second story in six cells is about tips for delivering a great speech. This is an experience I had at the Global Leadership Forum for the Humphrey Fellows. I applied them and was able to make a compelling speech. I therefore share my tips with you.  - Johnson Mayamba

We often associate red with love. It is either romantic love or otherwise. If your love life is not romantic, you will see it from the red flags that warn you. From those flags, you either continue or back off. For my visual story, I chose to use red, looking at warning signs on the road. I enjoyed working on this project because it availed me with a variety of signposts that I took the pictures from. While there are so many shades of red, I chose to keep it to the original colour of the pictures. For the music, I chose tunes that enhance tension because one can never be at ease in the face of danger. Enjoy watching but don’t get tensed up.