What a pleasure it is to confirm that I have been able to keep my head above the water for a full month since I took the helm of this ‘Southern Ship’! No one prepares you for this kind of stellar role. To lead a Club like this is simply and awesome experience. The moments vary from hair raising to deep down depressing. From fun and exhilarating laughter to outright melancholy. But this is what defines Kampala South.
Rotary Uganda has today confirmed that the cancer Run would be commemorated on Sunday,29th August 2021.This will be the 10th anniversary of the now global event. read more
St. Mark’s Primary School, Kikandwa is located In Kabimbiri Parish, Kasawo Subcounty in Mukono District. The School was setup by the Church of Uganda (Anglican) and is currently a Government Aided School under the Universal Primary Education Model. The student population is 776 comprising of 331 Males and 445 females.
Posted by Gilbert Agaba (GA) – Environment Officer
In a scene from one of my all-time favorite movies - The Italian Job, Skinny Pete (funny how he is called skinny yet he is a 7ft Giant in the movie) said, “If there's one thing I know, it's never to mess with mother nature, mother in-laws, and, Ukrainians.” Having watched the movie over 10 years ago and laughed at that dialogue, that quote never left my mind.
As we sing songs of joy about the eradication of Polio; we need the candle to keep burning and never to run out. It is your contributions that have brought us this far and more contributions will keep us strong. Continue with the vaccination against Polio.
When contending with a crisis like the ongoing pandemic, leaders can easily fall into the traps of waiting for the situation to clarify how to act and downplaying the threat in order to reassure people.
The recent collective use of herbal therapy to treat symptoms of COVID-19 reminded me of my own exposure to traditional therapy, including spiritualism.
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BIRTHDAY GREETINGS
Happy Birthday this week;, Parity Twinomujuni , Brenda Kharono and Moses Mutehemuka.
Happy Anniversary Cyrus and Lilian Aomu
AUGUST IS MEMBERSHIP MONTH
CELEBRATE YOUR MEMBERS, WELCOME NEW MEMBERS,
AS WE GROW MORE,
WE WILL BE ABLE,
TO DO MORE GOOD.
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Gordon R. McInally, a member of the Rotary Club of South Queensferry, Lothian, Scotland, is the selection of the Nominating Committee for President of Rotary International for 2023-24
1. What do you enjoy the most about Rotary and your club in particular?
I enjoy the people. Rotary is full of fun people with big hearts. I felt at home right from day one. It’s as though I had been part of Kampala South for years. I like how passionate the people in my club are about the projects and the different Rotary projects as a whole.
2. How do you spend your leisure time outside of your Rotary activities? Examples?
I lead a simple life. If I’m not at home reading or catching up on a good TV Show/Movie, I enjoy spending time with my friends. It’s always a fresh breath of air hanging out with them.
3. If you could snap your fingers and instantly make the world better, what would you do?
Ensure everyone has access to quality education. Nothing gives you a real chance at a better life than quality education.
4. What three words would your friends use to describe you?
Haha; most have said limiting it to 3 is a real assignment. But what stood out most are Ambitious, Introspective, and Brilliant.
5. Do you have any message you would like to give to Rotary/members/ readers?
God’s gift to you is more talent and ability than you will ever use. Your gift to God is to develop as much of it as you can. Be all that you can for God and all of humanity.
6. What's your favourite sport to watch and which team do you root for?
That would be soccer & Liverpool FC is the team. I however don’t watch a lot of sports.
7. What's the weirdest nickname someone has for you and what's the story behind?
Cung Lee, which is a derivative of Bicung, which has a likeness to a Chinese name.
8. What is the best advice you were given? Who was it from?
It was from my dad. There’s a time I was wishing I could go back in time and change certain decisions I made. He said, “Don’t live your life backwards. Let your new motto be <<onwards and upwards>>.”
9. What is that one goal you hope to achieve in your life time?
I would like to become a Public Speaker one day.
10. What makes you laugh no matter what?
My nieces. The twins are 6 years old and their sister is 4. They have the funniest stories. How they perceive the world is entirely comical.
11. What two pet peeves do you have?
Passive Aggressive comments, and reducing the volume of someone’s car radio when I’ve been given a lift.
12. What three things would you take with you to a deserted Island?
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Our very own Rtr. Peace Bithum made it to the top of Mountain Kenya.
What a pleasure it is to confirm that I have been able to keep my head above the water for a full month since I took the helm of this ‘Southern Ship’! No one prepares you for this kind of stellar role. To lead a Club like this is simply and awesome experience. The moments vary from hair raising to deep down depressing. From fun and exhilarating laughter to outright melancholy. But this is what defines Kampala South.
Rotary Uganda has today confirmed that the cancer Run would be commemorated on Sunday,29th August 2021.This will be the 10th anniversary of the now global event. 
sing songs of joy about the eradication of Polio; we need the candle to keep burning and never to run out. It is your contributions that have brought us this far and more contributions will keep us strong. Continue with the vaccination against Polio.
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