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Announcement; Fellowship 04/03/19
Next week 4th March 2019, we are glad to have Rtn EB from Kampala South for a classification defense on the Land Commission Mandate.
Land and land ownership are arguably the most contentious topics today. The on going digitization of land titles is improving conflicts to a large extent, but not totally erasing cases of fraud.
The recent enactment of the Land Commission, has come in handy to investigate fraud cases and land grabbing conflicts. But do we know the mandate of this much talked about commission?
The legal brains, and current spokesperson of the commission, Senior Counsel Ebert Byekya will share with us the mandate of the Land Commission, success stories and challenges.
Please join us and remember to come with a friend. You do not want to miss!
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This Monday February 25th 2019, Kampala South held its weekly fellowship and was honored to host Mr. Chris Davis Nsubuga- Mugga as Guest Speaker.
Chris a Panelist of NTV's Men Program, a business Coach and Mentor gave an engaging talk on "How to keep the right people in your business". His talk focused on the PEOPLE element which was one of his four key elements to have a successful business. He shared a tool and information on how to identify the right PEOPLE and gave a number of good examples.
Members had a lot of questions for the Speaker only time was limiting and the fellowship was summarized with generous collections by SAA for polio plus, TRF and Gratuity Pound.
Special thanks to the Speaker and members for your continuous support.
President Ian with Guest Speaker Chris and Ag. Secretary Karo.
Guest Speaker giving an engaging talk.
Southern audience during fellowship.
Rotaract Annual Joint Project.
The Rotaract Club of Kampala South in partnership with the Rotaract Club of Karura had an annual joint project. During the Project ,Dabaso primary school candidates receive scholastic materials.
They were also able to plant trees in the mangroves, have motivation talks with Dabaso primary school candidates and donate scholastic materials, sanitary pads, and boxers.
Some of the candidates that received their items.
Members of Rotaract Club of Kampala South in partnership with the Rotaract Club of Karura planting trees.
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