Simple rules for showing off flesh

Women are expected to understand in some way that their fellow women have a lot exciting body parts to show

This week, Adah Muwanga from Uganda’s Ministry of Public Service made news for some rather interesting reasons. She, on behalf of the government I suppose, issued new guidelines on how public servants are supposed to dress.

What I found somewhat amusing was that these guidelines were firstly being issued by a woman and secondly in Uganda. You see, women are expected to understand in some way that their fellow women have a lot exciting body parts to show and that their fellow women bask and revel in the attention they receive once they flaunt their best assets.