African pharmaceuticals

But he was never born with a silver spoon in his mouth.   By the time the young Emmanuel first saw an electric light bulb, he was already old enough to understand what it meant to be left behind. He grew up in Buleera, a trading centre in what was then Mubende district, in present-day Mityana District, the last born of four children — one boy and three girls —  born to illiterate peasant parents. His father left for Kampala in 1966 in search of casual work and never came back — believed to have been killed in the political…