Passion. If there is a lesson in Arnold’s life, it is .that, there is only one life to live. Life is for living. And so he lived it. He breathed it. For him, the glass was always full, never half empty. A party was a party, not a social gathering. Friends were brothers, not friends. Royalty is royalty but for Arnold, it was a privilege he wanted to rub off on others. In fact, if there was a way, he would have exchanged his royalty with commonality.
Yes, he lived large but with a simplicity that was as humbling as it was baffling. A jolly good fellow who laughed and joked with everyone. He took risks but only because living on the edge gave him the thrill that inspired his days. Ssimbwa turned life into an endless adventure. Into endless exploits.
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Thursday April 08 2021
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Prince Arnold Simbwa, one of the survivors of the November 24, 2018 MV Templar boat accident on Lake Victoria, has died.
Ssimbwa, the son of Prince David Ggolooba, the elder brother of Kabaka Ronald Mutebi died on Thursday at Nsambya hospital in Kampala. He died of a stroke at Nsambya hospital this morning, his close friend and old student of Nkumba Primary School, Mr Godfrey Ssekisonge told this reporter.
A stroke occurs when the blood supply to part of your brain is interrupted or reduced, preventing brain tissue from getting oxygen and nutrients. It is considered as a medical emergency, and prompt treatment is crucial.