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Charles Peter Mayiga, the Katikkiro of the Buganda Kingdom, has spoken publicly about the dangers of overworking after reflecting on his own experience of working for three years without a break. He emphasizes the importance of taking leave to maintain mental and physical health.
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It brings attention to the cultural and professional necessity of work-life balance, even in high-stakes leadership roles.
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Working non-stop took a toll on me — Katikkiro Mayiga
“There is always a danger of working full throttle. When I became Katikkiro in 2013, I worked three straight years without a break, including being engaged on public holidays,” he said today, August 10.
The Katikkiro stressed the importance of taking leave, noting that when he is on holiday, he does not receive calls or messages on work-related matters or anything, including news on deaths.
- Buganda Kingdom Prime Minister (Katikkiro) Charles Peter Mayiga has emphasised the importance of taking leave, saying working without resting for three years after assuming office in 2013 took a heavy toll on him.
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