For a while now, I’ve paid attention to this television show
Called Mizigo Express!
It’s now that I am watching it that I regret not having paid attention to it, right from the start!
It’s that good!
Photo credit: IMDb
Set somewhere (…) in Uganda
In what is commonly referred to as “mizigo” by the Baganda
Or what can be a majorly residential rental area
Housing a number of individuals and families on a particular building lock or blocks,
Mizigo Express brings us into the daily usual common way of living and interaction between these individuals and families living there.
Photo credit: Pearl Magic – DSTV
The landlord, KK lives there
In what you can call the central-most region of the entire renting space.
And has regular interaction with most, if not all, his tenants
What you make of the interaction they have, is entirely up to you, who is watching and listening in closely! (hihihi)
Photo credit: Twitter
Why don’t I let you see some of the names here?
So that you get to know who is who, in the “doogo corridor” of Mizigo Express?
Click on each name at your own risk, as “KK” would say!
Kikompola, the only person I know here who starts out on a mission to cook food and 20 minutes in, he lets the food cook itself without him lighting a fire!
Kk aka Kabogozza….naye KK!!! No further comments from me!
Damalie…always has her ears and eyes on the ground. Nothing flies past her, without her knowledge!
Mulokole….the only trouble-causer I know and one I have come to trust, to fix the mess!
“Bulawuni“….do you want a schemer? Ensonga eno ggi kwaase Bulawuni!
Akello….to be fair, please don’t let your property be in the full control and guard of Akello! (Hihihihi…)
Anna; I’m yet to establish who Anna is, riyaale!
Kalevu…I think I’ve only seen him once on Mizigo Express. I am not so conversant with him, as of yet!
Kalevu’s fiancée….I’m yet to establish who this person is, too!
Sam Mugisha….when I see Sam, it hits me that KK is somewhere close by and these two are about to “plot” something!
Opio….aahhhaaaa….what can we say about Opio and leave out?
For a concept that is so Ugandan
It is brought out so well, humorously and as honestly as possible
In Mizigo Express!
It is a show I recommend to you, who hasn’t paid any attention to it!
Photo credit: Twitter
~ See you all in the doogo corridor! ~
This sounds like a good one. I think this way of living is pretty cool. It’s like mini communities.
😂😂😂 yyyeeeaaaahhhhhh man!
Mizigo Express sounds like something I need to check out. I think it sounds very informative and entertaining.
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Sounds like an interesting show. We don’t have anything like it here, that I am aware of.
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A very small community, however, that has a lot to teach, starting with their smiles.
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Mizigo Express is like any community where we see all sorts of personality – some are funny or serious. Anyone most probably can relate the characters on the show.
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What an interesting story. I hope I can find this at least on Youtube so that I’d know more about life in Uganda.
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I haven’t heard of this show, but it sounds like a good one! Anything that helps cross- cultural understanding is a worthwhile show to watch.
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Oh wow this sounds super interesting! Thanks for sharing!
👍👍 you’re welcome.
I’ve never heard of Mizigo Express before until now but that sounds great to check out sometime. You can also learn from this show as well.
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This sounds like a great watch. The small communities remind me of the villages back in Portugal. Great photos as well!
👏🏿👏🏿😍😍 thank you!
This sounds like a fun community to live in. I love seeing those interactions.
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I never knew about this show! Thanks for sharing, i know what I will be watching this weekend:)
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