The book narrates the historical migration and settlement of the Abaitira and Abainika clans of the old Ankole and Kigezi districts, respectively. It also delves into the political, religious, racial divisions and the turmoil experienced in Ankore district from 1962 – 1986, that led to the brutal murder of innocent civilians and members of the then opposition party. The book also highlights the memoirs of Fenekansi Kanyonyore, an African entrepreneur (1918-1972), a victim of political intrigue in Ankore district. Through mentorship, Kanyoyore laid a foundation for his son, Stanley Mpamize (the author). In the book, Mpamize shares the business concepts that he learned from his father. He also unveils the entrepreneurship tips that have shaped his life and can help the young generation.