Set upon by a group of boys while growing up on the hard, scrabble streets of Kampala, 14-year-old Ronald Serugo had a thought beaten into him - some boxing skills might be good. As a young boy taekwondo, not boxing held Serugo's interest but the skills he had acquired proved little help when he came to the aid of an even younger child being attacked by four youths. "I thought I could take them all on," recalled Serugo.
Monday, 1 August 2016
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