For anyone who grew up in Uganda in the 1980s and 1990s, it is impossible not to marvel at Caleb Rwakatungu Snr’s ability to extract so much from so little. This was a time when school fees were precarious, social safety nets were thin, and a single disruption could derail an entire household’s future. To raise eight children under those conditions — and to send them to some of the country’s best schools — bordered on the improbable. In many ways, Mr. Rwakatungu Snr resembles the biblical servant in the Parable of the Talents — entrusted with little, yet multiplying…
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