Uganda is a country that was referred to as “The Pearl of Africa” by Sir Winston Churchill in 1907 during his travel tours in Uganda. Uganda gives an expertise that’s as different ranging from colonial British colonial rule, dictatorial regimes, and a variety of civil wars in addition to fashionable democracy. A man with no full formal training, this ‘son of a rat catcher’ presents to us a narrative of nice dedication, onerous work and self-confidence, thereby fulfilling the advertiser’s remark that ‘when you observe your ardour, success follows you. Jenkins Kiwanuka is without doubt one of the folks who’ve witnessed these altering situations within the nation. The nation has gone via many tremendous changes in economic, social and political spheres of life. In his e book titled “The Son of A rat Catcher”, he does share his memoirs – memoirs of one of Uganda’s exceptionally gifted journalists who turned himself right into a remarkable public relations officer and diplomat in Uganda’s Foreign Service. In his words, Prof. Samwiri Lwanga-Lunyiigo, describes these as memoirs of ‘a tailor, carpenter, builder, clerk, journalist, politician, public relations practitioner, diplomat and enterprise executive’. What you see and experience are solely restricted by your imagination and sense of journey.