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Uganda: Deaf Student Wins Ticket


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New Vision (Kampala)

28 April 2008
Posted to the web 29 April 2008

Joseph Kariuki
Kampala

The first time Samson Kisule left the country was in 2003, the circumstance was sad. He was going to have an operation in a London hospital after he developed an ear infection while in P5.

The operation though successful left Kisule with a hearing impairment which disrupted his education, at St. Charles Lwanga High School Kasasa. But in August Kisule will be flying out of Uganda for the second time - this time on a happy note.

Kisule on Saturday became the fifth and the last person to win a ticket to Beijing Olympics to be held in August this year. He won the ticket in the final draw of the Coca-Cola draw held at Kamwokya market.

"I love Inzikuru, am happy I will be going to Beijing to see her running," said the 27-year-old who has a stammer.



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