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The Endless Struggle

Author: Aggrey Wunyi

UGX 30,000

Life is a continuous struggle, a new chapter had opened for Bogo, the curtains had closed and new possibilities were
coming but a lot of uncertainty lies ahead.
The Endless Struggle is an exposition of the experiences facedwhen a person considered to have hit the jackpot is faced with daily requests for black tax from the people that surround them, often out of a deeply ingrained sense of family responsibility.
Bogo, having weathered the storm in early life is faced with the unpalatable reality of having to meet the expectations of his people. His incomes fail to meet the demands and he faces a near crisis. But as fate would have it, Bogo’s
mother gets a terminal illness and he has to take care of the medical bills alongside other incessant requirements.

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This gripping and thought-provoking book delves into the depths of life’s agony of the raw and often harsh truths of existence. From heart-wrenching tales of personal struggles to examination of societal expectations and
judgement, the book explores the complexities of love, betrayal, grief and the profound impact on lives with unflinching honesty, Aggrey invites readers to confront their vulnerabilities and explore the resilience of the human spirit in
the pursuit of hope, and the indomitable will to overcome agonising circumstances.

It is a poignant reminder that amidst life’s trials, there is beauty, redemption, solace and inspiration to those faced with cruel circumstances while giving a sense of healing and growth. Aggrey Wunyi was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy in humanity (PhD) honoris causa by Zoe Theological College USA, in recognition of this
contribution to good governance accountability and social inclusion. He holds a Master of Business Administration Degree of Makerere University. An advanced certificate in Public Administration from Midlands University,
and a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences of Makerere University. He has served in various capacities in both local and central government having joined the civil service in 2000 as an Assistant Secretary and currently is the Undersecretary of the Uganda Police Force.

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