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Accepted Ways of Behavior - Concept of Time.

Uganda has a slow paced environment. Time is seen in terms of relationships to family and friends, not tasks. Transportation delays are common.

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Emotions.

It is unacceptable to express frustration or anger. "Grin and bear it" is the preferred response.

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Nature of Friendship.

Anyone who drops in at mealtime is expected to join the family in the meal.

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Concept of Justice.

Women inherit only 15% of their spouses' estate.

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Social Status.

Women are subservient to men. In some rural areas they need to kneel when speaking to a man. They raise crops and care for children.

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Religion.

The Christian majority also embraces local religions that accept witchcraft.

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Holidays.

June 9th is National Heroes Day. Ugandans celebrate civilians and leaders who sacrificed for freedom and peace.

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Manners.

At mealtimes children talk only when asked a question.

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Rituals.

Five cows is the price of a dowry. Men become rich through polygamy which is legal.

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Language.

The Ugandan newspaper, the New Vision, is written in one of the country’s two official languages, English. The other is Swahili.