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It takes a community to raise a child.Recently, I and colleagues under   initiative with support from Uganda Communicati...
15/09/2025

It takes a community to raise a child.
Recently, I and colleagues under initiative with support from Uganda Communications Commission visited my former school–Myanzi Secondary School where I got a pioneer and organic first grade in 2012 (the school had existed for 25 years without a first grade). From 2012, the school now gets first multiple grades every year (did I break the seal? Locals say so😁. Later, I joined Mityana Secondary School (Namukozi) for 'A' level and excelled in PCB/SM combination, got admitted to goverment's Busitema University and became a passionate medical doctor.

In the last decade Myanzi SS has got infrastructural improvement, new ICT community learning centre and the perfect green compound with plenty of tree fruits making learning more enjoyable as students are nourished by Lake Wamala's cool breeze—Thanks to the current Headteacher Mr. Ssekitoleko Ntege (in white shirt and black coat).

As the Lord continues to bless us with more resources, we shall transform Kambojja Primary School and Myanzi SS into beacons of social-economic transformation in the region. Children will have access to digital tools and skills to uplift societies and level inequalities. Who knew that a child from rural Kasanda can become anything today? We should protect these gains—One child/youth at time, communities will be truly transformed. It's possible.

Despite the challenges like corruption faced by our Government, I thank the Government of Uganda led by President Museveni for introducing UPE and USE which enabled me and millions of young Ugandans to attain free education. Thank you dear parents (Father RIP), teachers and entire community for the support through various ways. I am today because of your collective sacrifices made years ago.
For God and My Country

Recently, I was hosted on Salam TV for a health talkshow about Hepatitis B. Hepatitis B killed over 1,250 Ugandans in 20...
15/08/2025

Recently, I was hosted on Salam TV for a health talkshow about Hepatitis B.
Hepatitis B killed over 1,250 Ugandans in 2022. 4 in 100 Ugandans have Hepatitis B, and 80% of these are unaware! Get tested to know your status.

Hepatitis B affects the liver, which has 500 vital functions in the body.
Ways of transmission include s*x, contact with bodily fluids, sharing used sharp objects etc

It can be acute (the body's immunity fights it off and someone recovers in a few months) or it can become chronic, this may require lifelong treatment—Hepatitis B has no cure!

Globally, Hepatitis B affects 254 million people while HIV affects 41 million people and about 7% of people with HIV have Hepatitis B.
Test to know your Hepatitis B status, Hepatitis B vaccine is available check with your nearest healthcare provider.

Thank you, Lord, for the gift of life.    I woke up a year older, wiser. The last 365 days have been filled with achieve...
05/08/2025

Thank you, Lord, for the gift of life.

I woke up a year older, wiser.

The last 365 days have been filled with achievements, blessings, challenges and lessons.
I look forward to the next 365 days with hope.

Standard Chartered thank you for my coffee ☕️ and a slice of cake 🎂 at Endiro Coffee. This is practical and instantly imapctful.

Standard Bank Group thank you for the lovely birthday wishes. I will be happy if you emulate Standard Chartered.

Millennium Campus Network (MCN) thank you for the birthday wishes. It means a lot to your fellows and Global Admission Reviewers.

Thank you friends and family for the gifts 🎁 and thoughtful birthday messages.

Last weekend we transversed Western Uganda. ️Visited TOORO KINGDOM    (Tooro Kokasemera!) at Karuzika Palace in Fortport...
02/08/2025

Last weekend we transversed Western Uganda.
️Visited TOORO KINGDOM (Tooro Kokasemera!) at Karuzika Palace in Fortportal Tourism City, Kabarole district where we were warmly welcomed by the Prime Minister. He took us through Kingdom's history and rituals. It's always exciting to know who we are as Africans in order to work, develop and transform Uganda/Africa together.
💎️Rubbed shoulders with Dr. Bahinzi Archbald, Hospital Director of Fortportal Regional Referral Hospital, Buhinga —here we noted improved service delivery including Neurosurgery, Prosthetic limbs making, Oxygen Plant, CT scan among others.
💎On a guided tour on Joshua Taremwa's farm in Kyamuhungu, Bushenyi we saw modern agricultural practices; poultry, fishing farming, piggery, bee keeping and coffee—the young man ditched Art in 2018 for farming and is now a billionaire (ugx).
He shared free farm e-resources [in case you need some contact me via kaggwahenry027@yahoo.com ]
💧We noted so many opportunities youths should seize and glaring untapped potential our country [Uganda] has.
On our way back to Kampala, we passed by Igongo Country Hotel and Cultural Centre for a museum tour and local lunch.
Our 3 day stay at Kikorongo Safari Lodges (Kasese) in Queen Elizabeth National Park was memorable—from beautiful sceneries, food to bedding.

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