What a fantastic weekend we have had celebrating our member Rtn Juliet Rwatooro’s wedding. The wedding was officiated by His Grace the Archbishop of Uganda accompanied by other bishops and clergy. You showed up in big numbers and showed that in rotary, we are a family. We wish Rtn Juliet a loving and happy marriage.
“In Rotary, moments of celebration remind us of the strength of our fellowship.”
November is Rotary Foundation Month. The Rotary Foundation (TRF) is Rotary’s charitable arm — it turns our club’s gifts into grants and projects that change lives. At RC Kampala North, we’ve helped unlock major projects — from health equipment to education — and now have representation at the highest levels: Rtn. Tusu serves as a TRF Trustee and Rtn. Emmanuel Katongole serves as a Rotary International Director. Read on to see how TRF works, how money is invested and used, and easy ways you can support.
“Every gift to The Rotary Foundation helps Rotary members take action to create lasting change.”
You need to be informed that our Kivulu Buddy Group has officially upgraded a slum into a City. Yes — a whole City, complete with a giant sign and an attitude. While the rest of us were busy attending meetings and drinking tea, they were out there building a metropolis from scratch.
Every Rotary Club operates under a constitution — but how many of us have actually read it? This week, we take a simple walk through the **Standard Rotary Club Constitution (June 2025)** — translated into everyday language so every member can follow what each Article means for us at **Rotary Club of Kampala North**.
What you’ll find inside:
Each Article simplified in plain language
Key highlights on membership, leadership, and governance
What’s changing — and what remains timeless in Rotary
“When we understand the rules, we serve better and lead stronger.”
