In Kyanja, a suburb of Kampala, Uganda, Simon Kintu, 16, swings William Kato, 9, as he carries James Milimo, 15, on his shoulders in an acrobatic act performed for audience donations. The trio, who say they earn an average 30,000 to 60,000 Ugandan shillings ($7.85 to $15.70) per day, began performing publicly in 2015, after they perfected their acrobatic skills and developed their stunts.
In Kyanja, a suburb of Kampala, Uganda, Simon Kintu, 16, swings William Kato, 9, as he carries James Milimo, 15, on his shoulders in an acrobatic act performed for audience donations. The trio, who say they earn an average 30,000 to 60,000 Ugandan shillings ($7.85 to $15.70) per day, began performing publicly in 2015, after they perfected their acrobatic skills and developed their stunts.
In Kyanja, a suburb of Kampala, Uganda, Simon Kintu, 16, swings William Kato, 9, as he carries James Milimo, 15, on his shoulders in an acrobatic act performed for audience donations. The trio, who say they earn an average 30,000 to 60,000 Ugandan shillings ($7.85 to $15.70) per day, began performing publicly in 2015, after they perfected their acrobatic skills and developed their stunts.
