Love CROSSES OCEANS
Nov 03, 2006
Marriage is beautiful but more so when races mingle. Take this introduction ceremony at Najjanankumbi, Kampala, for example, two hearts fused and a French man Kim became Ntambi as he visited Teddy Nabuule’s parents.
By Vision Reporter
Marriage is beautiful but more so when races mingle. Take this introduction ceremony at Najjanankumbi, Kampala, for example, two hearts fused and a French man Kim became Ntambi as he visited Teddy Nabuule’s parents.
Kim, who has been in Uganda for two and a half years, asked the Kasasas for Nabuule’s hand. The graduate of computer science, Nabuule, agreed to marry Kim of AGS Movers and the two will tie the knot in France.
Clad in white kanzus (tunic), the groom’s entourage had to go through rigorous Kiganda rituals which included chewing coffee beans, kneeling and sipping local brew from gourds.
Marriage is beautiful but more so when races mingle. Take this introduction ceremony at Najjanankumbi, Kampala, for example, two hearts fused and a French man Kim became Ntambi as he visited Teddy Nabuule’s parents.
Kim, who has been in Uganda for two and a half years, asked the Kasasas for Nabuule’s hand. The graduate of computer science, Nabuule, agreed to marry Kim of AGS Movers and the two will tie the knot in France.
Clad in white kanzus (tunic), the groom’s entourage had to go through rigorous Kiganda rituals which included chewing coffee beans, kneeling and sipping local brew from gourds.