UNWINDING

[PHOTOS] Ababu unwinds with family after week of work

"Very happy to be back home sweet home. No place like home, where the heart is domiciled."

In Summary
  • Dressed in grey sweat pants and a navy blue T-shirt, Ababu was seen tossing the ball after receiving it from his son.

  • After a while, Ababu carried his son, who seemed a bit tired from all the games they had been playing.

CAS Foreign affairs Ababu Namwamba
CAS Foreign affairs Ababu Namwamba
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They say work without play makes Jack a dull boy.

True to this words, Tourism CAS Ababu Namwamba on Monday changed the narrative of his busy work schedule to spend time with his family.

In a series of photos shared on Twitter, Ababu said he was happy to be back home to his family.

CAS Foreign affairs Ababu Namwamba having a thrilling weekend of sporting fun at the Kings Junior Soccer Academy.
CAS Foreign affairs Ababu Namwamba having a thrilling weekend of sporting fun at the Kings Junior Soccer Academy.
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"Thrilling weekend of sporting fun, joining our children for a year-end soccer game and awards ceremony at the Kings Junior Soccer Academy, after some good home workout first, of course!" he said.

"Very happy to be back home sweet home. No place like home, where the heart is domiciled."

CAS Foreign Affairs Ababu Namwamba
CAS Foreign Affairs Ababu Namwamba
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In the pictures seen by the Star, Ababu was seen playing football with his child in his cosy home.

They played on the lawn as his Jeep was parked in his compound.

CAS Foreign affairs playing with his baby.
CAS Foreign affairs playing with his baby.
Image: ABABU NAMWAMBA

Dressed in grey sweat pants and a navy blue T-shirt, Ababu was seen tossing the ball after receiving it from his son, who wore red sweat pants and navy blue T-shirt.

After a while, Ababu carried his son, who seemed a bit tired from all the games they had been playing.

The CAS Ababu Namwamba carrying his baby.
The CAS Ababu Namwamba carrying his baby.
Image: ABABU NAMWAMBA

Earlier, he was at Isambo International Beach Carnival for cultural harmony.

"People to people diplomacy and blue economy in practice," he said.

Ababu also witnessed the talking drums of Burundi during the cultural festival.

"Drums the size of a human, weight of a beast! Magic of Isambo International Beach Carnival, bringing the thrill of the world to the glitter of the lake! " he said

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