There is too much violence in your cartoons!
Aug 26, 2003
SIR— After being out of the country for a while, I have come back to enjoy the many splendors of living in Uganda.
SIR— After being out of the country for a while, I have come back to enjoy the many splendors of living in Uganda.
However, I am quite disappointed at the frequent and consistent violence in the cartoon, Kingo. My interpretation of this cartoon is that Kingo represents our general daily lives here in Uganda. But is the violence of the cartoon really necessary?
We are bombarded all the time with news and television programmes showing people hurting other people. Surely, we could do with a little bit of reminding of the good things in our daily lives rather than the violence shown in the life of Kingo.
Jane Owori
Kampala
However, I am quite disappointed at the frequent and consistent violence in the cartoon, Kingo. My interpretation of this cartoon is that Kingo represents our general daily lives here in Uganda. But is the violence of the cartoon really necessary?
We are bombarded all the time with news and television programmes showing people hurting other people. Surely, we could do with a little bit of reminding of the good things in our daily lives rather than the violence shown in the life of Kingo.
Jane Owori
Kampala