Let’s hear it for the comrades, runners and the Cricket Cranes

If you had told Robert Kabushenga four years ago that he would spend an awful long time and quite a bit of money training to go and run 90km ‘for just’, he would have probably called the medics on you. But there he was, carrying a Ugandan flag high as he sprinted to the finish.

Moses Rutahigwa carries aloft the Ugandan flag as he finished the Comrades Marathon on June 9, in Durban, South Africa. (Courtesy photo)

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

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With all the noise coming out of Parliament and Uganda public officials about the nasty things they have been doing to the country,

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Let’s hear it for the comrades, runners and the Cricket Cranes

If you had told Robert Kabushenga four years ago that he would spend an awful long time and quite a bit of money training to go and run 90km ‘for just’, he would have probably called the medics on you. But there he was, carrying a Ugandan flag high as he sprinted to the finish.

Moses Rutahigwa carries aloft the Ugandan flag as he finished the Comrades Marathon on June 9, in Durban, South Africa. (Courtesy photo)

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