FRANK KASULE
1. What do you enjoy the most about Rotary and your club in particular?
The warmth, welcoming nature and giving spirit of the Rotarians in Kampala south is one that resounds commitment, further on the level of ingenuity and creativity exhibited in execution of all club activities is one beyond and above to be proud of.
2. How do you spend your leisure time outside of your Rotary activities? Examples?
Huge fun of wildlife and scenery, often drawn into appreciating these on top of interactions and hanging out with colleagues to share a light moment when time allows.
3. If you could snap your fingers and instantly make the world better, what would you do?
Basic radius construction of hospitals, Schools, clean water points. (It is amazing how a clean neighborhood with healthy educated individuals can spark creativity and innovation)
4.What three words would your friends use to describe you?
Blunt, Giving, Astute.
5. Do you have any message you would like to give to Rotary/members/ readers?
Unwavering and non-receding, your commitment has changed and improved millions of lives directly and indirectly. Your resolve not to give up and continue in sacrifice will live on beyond generations. From the world to you, “we are forever grateful for you”
6. What's your favourite sport to watch and which team do you root for?
Soccer, an ardent Manchester United fan and motocross.
7. What's the weirdest nickname someone has for you and what's the story behind ?
Hajji, the love for business and workaholic nature earned me the tag.
8. What is the best advice you were given? Who was it from?
At a given point every one is on their exodus, upon sight of the “red sea” despair, self-doubt and worry can consume the mind not sure of how to conquer the unknown. Keep going as long as you are holding in faith. From an old church colleague.
9. What is that one goal you hope to achieve in your life time?
Create a sustainable value chain that seeks to address access to affordable medication and health care.
10. What makes you laugh no matter what?
The thought of how many second chances God has given me always gets me to simper in awe.
11. What two pet peeves do you have?
Tend to zone out people sometimes and poor time management for social gatherings.
12. What three things would you take with you to a deserted Island?
- Game changers a book by Peter Fisk.
- A tin of Olives.
- Music album from Baby face or Labrinth.