1Since May 20th 1957, District 9211, R.I Zone 20A RCKLA Rotary Club of Kampala Web: www.rotarykampala.org Since May 20th 1957, District 9211, R.I Zone 20A RCKLA Rotary Club of Kampala Web: www.rotarykampala.org

Rotary Club of Kampala Vol. 5 Issue 21 Thursday 26th November, 2015

Namuziga“The Rotary Wheel”

Namuziga

WORLD AIDS DAY 2015

Dear Rotarians, Rotaractors and friends of Rotary,On 1st December 2015 the World will commemorate World AIDS Day which is observedannually around the world on 1stDecembereach year. World AIDS Dayis one of the most recognized inter-national eventsused to raise awareness about the HIV/AIDS epidemic; take stock of achievements; rememberwho lost their lives to HIV; and re-dedicate ourselves to the fight against the epidemic.

As we commemoratethisyear’s World AIDS Day,Rotarians in District 9211 will join the rest of the world to observe this important global event. De-cember being Rotary Disease Prevention and Treatment month, this day provides an opportunity for us Rotarians to recommit ourselves to the fight against HIV/AIDS as well asprevention and treatment

of other diseases.

We need toremember that HIV/AIDS remains a major public health problem in our country. The HIV prevalence of 7.3% among people aged 15-49 yearsremainssignificant-ly high. Uganda has the high-est HIV prevalence in the East African region; currently the total number of People Living with HIV and AIDS in Uganda isestimated to be 1,486,642. Although the country has reg-istered a decline in the new HIV infections from 128,068 in 2009 to about 99,000 in 2014 and HIV Death has reduced from 52,799 in 2009 to 32,890 in 2014, the number of new infections in the country remains unacceptably high. Socio-economicand legal bar-riersremain a big challenge to effective HIV and AIDS service delivery in the country. Access and uptake of HIV preven-tion interventions such as HIV

Counseling and Testing (HCT), Elimination of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (eMTCT), Safe Male Circumcision (SMC), condomsand Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) as well as coverage of preventive behav-ioral interventions is still low.

In view of the challenges of HIV/AIDS and other diseases in our District, during this year under my leadership we formed a District Malaria and HIV/AIDS Committee in order to addressMalaria and HIV/AIDS in Uganda and Tanzania. I am very glad that, with the support of this Committee chaired by PP John Mugisa of the Rotary Club of Naalya, we have made significant progress.

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Theme: “Getting to Zero: My Responsibility”District Governor’s Message

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Word from the president

Dear Rotarians, Rotaractors, Interac-tors And Friends of Rotary,Welcome to our last meeting of the months of November, The Rotary Foundation month. We are how-ever expected to crown it all at the TRF Recognition Dinner scheduled for 28th at Kampala Serena Hotel at 6:30pm. Let us meet there and prob-ably be made aware of how our gifts to the foundation are converted into gifts through projects to the com-munities.

Besides the dinner, the month ends with many other exciting activities throughout the weekend.

Rotary on the Green is on tomor-row Friday 27th and this activity is expected to attract many Rotarians including those who don’t know how to play the game. We hope and pray that the weather favours us this time.

On the same day 27th, The Pope arrives in Uganda. We need to join the various congregations where The Pope will be, in prayers as we prepare to elect our new leaders. Please allocate your time properly and I wish you a very good weekend as we welcome the family month.Be a gift to the world.

Be a gift to the world.

Edward KaddumukasaPresident.

The 4 way test

Of the things we think, say or do;FIRSTIS IT THE TRUTH?SECONDIS IT FAIR TO ALL CONCERNED?THIRDWILL IT BUILD GOOD WILL & BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?FOURTHWILL IT BE BENEFICIAL TO ALL CONCERNED?

The Object of Rotary

The object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and in particular to

encourage and foster:

First:The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service

Second:High ethical standards in business and professions, the

recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations and the dignifying of each Rotarian’s occupation as an opportunity to

serve society.

Third:The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian’s

personal, busines and community life.

Fourth:The advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional

persons united in the ideal of service

The Grace

For what we have recieved and are about to recieve, may God make us truly thankful and ever mindful of

the needs of others.Amen.

BUDDY GROUP IN CAHRGE OF FELLOWSHIP

Club AnthemWe the Rotary Club of Kam-palaLet us join our handsAnd raise one banner togetherWe shall all reach our goalsWe pay homage to our culturesThoughts,deeds, unite us alllet us ever toil in unityGracious Lord, We thank you

Composed byPP James Galabuzi Mukasa

Fellowship ProgramPANTHER - Leader - Rtn. Erfa

Call Fellowship to orderHoisting of both National and RI flags: National Anthem

Grace: Rtn Kwesigabo Johnson

Loyal toast: Rtn John Kakitahi

4 Way Test: Rtn Jotham Musinguzi

Object of Rotary: Rtn inkamanyire Joseph

Apologies:

Ambassadorial Reports:

Introduction of Speaker: Rtn Rashid Musisi

Speaker: Mr. Kaakpema Yelpaala

Topic: Improving the Quality of Healthcare Service

Delivery through Technological Innovation

Vote of Thanks: Rtn Geoffrey Ayebare

Sergeant at Arms: Rtn. Rev.Ssekabira

Club Song:

Final Toast: Rtn Kwesiga Ida May

Welcoming Guests and Registration:

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MUKONOROTARY HOSPITAL PROJECT

RC KAMPALA MEMBERS Henry Ssentoogo 30,000,000 David Kasingwire 22,000,000 Emmanuel Tumusiime Mutebile 20,000,000 Edward Kaddu Mukasa 14,000,000 Andrew Ntegeka 13,200,000 David Twahirwa 12,000,000 Stephen Lwanga 11,600,000 May Kwesiga 11,594,000 Elly Karuhanga 10,000,000 Joseph Tinka 10,000,000 Fredrick Kamya 8,095,000 Frank Nyanzi 5,500,000 Alfred Okot Okidi 5,500,000 Gabriel Hatega 5,312,000 George Kasedde Mukasa 5,000,000 Stephen Musisi 5,000,000 Patricia Basaza Waswa 5,000,000 Esther Owor 5,000,000 Henry Rugamba 5,000,000 Phenny Birungi 4,000,000 Rosemary Mutyabule 3,800,000 Jim Muhwezi 3,000,000 Enid Nambuya 2,800,000 James Rugasira Tugume 2,000,000 Christine Magala Kimbowa 2,000,000 James Sebugenyi 2,000,000 Khiddu Makubuya 2,000,000 Rev. David Ssekabira 2,000,000 Johnson Kwesigabo 1,800,000 John Kakitahi 1,650,000 Lucy Muramuzi 1,500,000 Francis Gimara 1,300,000 Robinah Namusisi 1,142,000 Jotham Musinguzi 1,144,800 Martin Ogang 1,000,000 Jackie Ayuya 1,000,000 Shem Nnaggenda 1,000,000

Sam Owori (Trustee) 1,000,000 Herbert Kakiiza 1,000,000 Godfrey Nsubuga 1,000,000 James Serugo 900,000 Solomon Oketcho 600,000 Harriet Muwanga 500,000 Sheena Namitala Ntege 500,000 Ethan Musolini 500,000 Chris Mudoola 500,000 Christine Kasoma 500,000 Esther’s Coalition 500,000 Teddy Okot 400,000 Erfa Alani 335,000 Sam Nsubuga 300,000 James Galabuzi Mukasa 300,000 Edward Bakojja 300,000 Phiona Barungi 200,000 Flavia Nakayima 200,000 Diana Ninsima 200,000 Godfrey Kakembo 200,000 Jeniffer Nantongo 200,000 Rashid Musisi 200,000 Stephen Semuga 200,000 Marriate Kalibala 200,000 Robert Mutaawe 200,000 Winnie Nansubuga 200,000 Daisy Wanyana 200,000 Doris Mitti 100,000 Silvester Agwaru 100,000 Sharifa Yahya 100,000 Hope Waira 100,000

TOTAL 250,672,800 /=

NON MEMBERS (INDIVIDUALS) PDG. Emmanuel Katongole - RC Muyenga 10,000,000Matovu Vincent-RC Seeta 3,500,000

Sam Owori (Trustee) 1,000,000 Herbert Kakiiza 1,000,000 Godfrey Nsubuga 1,000,000 James Serugo 900,000 Solomon Oketcho 600,000 Harriet Muwanga 500,000 Sheena Namitala Ntege 500,000 Ethan Musolini 500,000 Chris Mudoola 500,000 Christine Kasoma 500,000 Esther’s Coalition 500,000 Teddy Okot 400,000 Erfa Alani 335,000 Sam Nsubuga 300,000 James Galabuzi Mukasa 300,000 Edward Bakojja 300,000 Phiona Barungi 200,000 Flavia Nakayima 200,000 Diana Ninsima 200,000 Godfrey Kakembo 200,000 Jeniffer Nantongo 200,000 Rashid Musisi 200,000 Stephen Semuga 200,000 Marriate Kalibala 200,000 Robert Mutaawe 200,000 Winnie Nansubuga 200,000 Daisy Wanyana 200,000 Doris Mitti 100,000 Silvester Agwaru 100,000 Sharifa Yahya 100,000 Hope Waira 100,000

TOTAL 250,672,800 /=

NON MEMBERS (INDIVIDUALS) PDG. Emmanuel Katongole - RC Muyenga 10,000,000Matovu Vincent-RC Seeta 3,500,000

LIST OF MEMBERS, ROTARIANS & NON ROTARIANS CONTRIBUTIONSAS AT 30TH SEPTEMBER, 2015

LIST OF MEMBERS, ROTARIANS & NON ROTARIANS CONTRIBUTIONSAS AT 30TH SEPTEMBER, 2015

PP Ken Mugisha - RC Muyenga 2,000,000PP Edward Kakembo 2,000,000PP Peter Kimbowa - RC Muyenga 1,000,000PDG. Steven Mwanje - RC Mukono 1,000,000Yohannes-RC Bukoto 1,000,000Rotary Club of Bukoto 600,000Otim-RC Hoima 500,000Fulgance Mugereza-RC Kololo 400,000Robina Lubwama Lutaaya 300,000Agnes Biribonwa - RC Ssesse 200,000PP Richard Were - RC Nansana 100,000David Sseki-RC Muyenga 100,000Jennifer Mbona-RC Wandegeya 100,000Patrick Lassu-RC Kampala South 100,000John Musiime Kyoma 100,000Rct George Wagaba 50,000Katenguka-RC Mengo 50,000

SUB-TOTAL 23,100,000/=

NON-ROTARIANS Bartlett (UK) 8,828,000James Garuga Musinguzi 5,000,000

Alykhan Karmali 5,000,000Bob Kabonero 5,000,000Ramesh Babu - Abacus Pharma 5,000,000Mrs.Carol Ntegeka 3,000,000Paul Bagyenda 1,687,500Mrs. Harish 1,038,400Phillip Karugaba 1,000,000George W. Nyeko 1,000,000George 1,000,000Mrs. Peace Lwanga 695,000Stephen Kaboyo 500,000Elliot Mwerya - BoU 500,000Peter Kahiigi 500,000Winnie Kyewalabye 500,000Barry Kashambo 287,000Charles Maweno 270,000Rama Krishna 270,000Bobby 150,000Pan Kaj 150,000Kantik Patel 100,000Walter Tukahirwa 100,000Beijukye William - BoU 50,000

SUB-TOTAL 41,625,900/=

STANDARD CHARTERED BANKACCOUNT NAME: ROTARY CLUB OF KAMPALA

A/C NUMBER: 0102010723402.

HOW TO CONTRIBUTE TO OUR HOSPITAL

ROTARY FAMILY HEALTH DAYS 2015

Guest Speaker’s ProfileMR. KAAKPEMA YELPAALAFounder & CEO, access.mobile

After obtaining his masters from the Yale School of Public Health, CEO and Founder of access.mobile Kaakpema “KP” Yelpaala became one of the ear-ly members of the Clinton Health Ac-cess Initiative in East Africa. Witnessing firsthand the growing momentum of the African telecommunications sector in the early 2000s, Yelpaala founded access.mobile in 2011 as a means of leveraging mobile technology to address access to healthcare issues across sub-Saharan Africa. amHealth, his company’s signature product, was developed in collaboration with hospitals and clinics in Kampala, Ugan-da, and has since been adopted by healthcare providers throughout the region. Yelpaala is currently oversee-ing the development of amHealth, as well as spearheading the expansion of access.mobile throughout East and West Africa. Currently, access.mobile has a foot print in Uganda, Kenya, Ghana and Nigeria.

Yelpaala has also worked for Dalberg Global Development Advisors, pro-viding strategy consulting to the UN and large multinationals around the world and taught at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies, Uni-versity of Denver. In 2014, Kaakpema was appointed to the Governor of Colorado’s Small Business Council and he is a Co-Chair of the International Trade Committee for that board and currently serves on the Yale School of Public Health Leadership Council. He has an MPH from the Yale School of Public Health and a BA with Honors in economic development and public health from Brown University.

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We have developed a comprehensive District Malaria and HIV/AIDS Plan (2015-16) that outlines cost effective interventions to be implemented by Rotary Clubs to prevent and control Malaria and HIV/AIDS in our District. The Plan is currently being disseminated to all Clubs urging Rotarians to plan and implement Malaria and HIV/AIDS activities targeting de-prived communities in the District. I would like to commend the work of this Committee and wish to urge all Rotarians to embrace this Plan and implement proposed activities during this Rotary year in order to address Malaria and HIV/AIDS epidemic in our District. As we implement these activities we need to target the most vulnerable sub-population groups that contribute greatly to the current trend of HIV/AIDS epidemic in our District. Special attention should be given to adolescents and young people who are highly vulnerable and the Most at Risk Populations such as fish-ing communities, sex workers, long distance truckers, boda bodas and uniformed services.

I am very happy to note that, as we mark this year’s World AIDS Day, a number of activities have been organized by the District Malaria and HIV/AIDS Committee to ensure effective participation of Rotarians in this Campaign. Among other activities, a Forum for all Rotar-ians in Kampalahas been organized where an AIDS Memorial Lecture will be delivered by Ministry of Health and Uganda AIDS Commis-sion.This Forum will be hosted by the Rotary Club of Wandegeya at Kolping Hotelon 1st December 2015 beginning at 6pm. I would like to urge all Rotarians to attend this impor-tant event and learn more about HIV/AIDS in the country and become better advocates of the national AIDS response. In addition, the Rotary Club of Kasese will be organizing a Medical Camp on 1st December 2015 to be hosted at the national venue for World AIDS Day at Nyakasanga Stadium in Kasese District.The medical camp will offer a wide range of HIV/AIDS related services including;

HIV Counseling and Testing (HCT), Safe Male Circumcision (SMC), Family Planning and Condom distribution among others. Other RotaryClubs are invited to join the Rotary Club of Kasese to participate in this national event.I would also like to encourage individual clubs to organize compassionate activities including visiting HIV affected communities and familiesin your area to offer psychosocial and material support during this event. Family visits will go a long way address stigma and discrimination which remains a big hindrance to HIV/AIDS response in the country.

As I conclude, I would like to commend the efforts of the Government of Uganda and wish to thank you all Rotarians and friends of Rotary for your collective and individual efforts in the continued fight against HIV/AIDS in our District. However, there is still much more to do to end ends AIDS.The world has committed to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030 as part of the Sustainable Development Goals. It is time to redouble our efforts and fast-track our actions in order to achieve this ambitious Goal. Therefore, I urgeall Rotarians in the District to use this Day as a platform to mobilize the community, create awareness and advocacy as well as re-energize the role of Rotarians, Rotaractors and Interactorstoin-tensify their effortstowards HIV prevention and control.

Finally, in fulfillment of the theme for this year’s World AIDS Day “Getting to zero: My Responsibility”as Rotarians, let us take up HIV/AIDS as our responsibility, renew our commitment and work together as a Rotary family to attain, Zero new infections, Zero stigma and Zero AIDS related deathsand ensureAIDS-free generation by 2030.We have done this for Polio, and therefore we do the same for HIV/AIDS.

Thank you,

DG Robert Waggwa Nsibirwa

District Governor’s Message on WORLD AIDS DAY 2015

91st District Conference & Assembly4th-7th May 2016 Imperial Resort Beach Entebbe, Uganda

Mid term Registration

Find registration form on

www.rotaryd9211.org

1-09-15 TO 31-12-15

Rotarians 119USD

Rotaractors 85USD

Last Bend

1-01-16 TO 31-03-16

Rotarians 149USD

Rotaractors 100USD

REGISTERED MEMBERS FOR DCAEnid NambuyaAndrew NtegekaFlavia NakayimaEdwar KadduMukasaDavid KasingwireJoseph TinkamanyireJohn KakitahiChristopher MudoolaJames SerugoHope WairaD. R. SsekabiraLucy Kagoro MuramuziAlani Rajabali ErfaSam OworiStephen Lwanga KAlfred Okot Okidi

HUMOUR

Robert Mugabe stated: ‘’I want the people of Africa to treat me the same as they treated Nelson Man-dela’’

Morgan Tsavangirai immediately responded: ‘’ What a great idea, let’s start with 27 years in jail!’’

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PROPOSED GUIDELINES ON PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONSCURRENT SYSTEM

Nomination committee appointed by •the clubNomination committee proposes at least •two names to the boardThe Board vets and send two names to •be voted on by the clubThe Club members picks one candidate •by balloting

CHALLENGES OF CURRENT SYSTEM

Process may leave a bitter taste amongst •membersIt introduces competition that may be •

divisiveProcess is prone to canvasing or cam-•paigning It discourages potential club leaders•

WAY FORWARDWe need a process that does not cause •disharmonyWe need to groom a pool of leaders for the •club systematicallyCarb potentials for canvasing, lobbying or •campaigningAdopt a similar approach used by RI in •election of the President

PROPOSALThe current Nomination committee •already duly constituted staysThe Board advises the committee in •writing on all the members eligible for the position.The Nomination Committee writes to all •eligible members to express willingness to serve and submit their CVs.The committee reviews, interviews etc. •the eligible candidate and picks one to be voted on by the club.The Board circulates the name to the •members ( 14 days) to vote Yes or NoWithin the 14 day a member with an •alternative candidate can send the name to the secretary to be included in the balloting.Incase of two or more candidates the one •with the majority takes the day. Incase of a tie the nomination committee choice prevails.

ADVANTAGESThe club will have a pool of eligible and •willing leaders to groom.Promotes unity in the club.•Potential of competitive and divisive •process is minimised.Ensures the club gets leaders instinct •with its cultures and norms.

Where

do

Babies

Come

From?

Date:Time:

Venue:Fee:

Dress code

28. 11. 20156.30 pmSerena Hotel180.000 UGXFormal

Guest of Honour: PDG Yinka Babalola, Regional Foundation Coordinator, Zone 20AAll proceeds go towards eradication of Polio

Recognition DinnerThe 1 Million US$ D9211 TRF

No doubt many of you will chuckle because you have had to face this dreaded question from your three or four-year old. “Mummy, where do babies come from?” The easy answer, “They grow up in my stomach”, hoping the toddler will shut up. But they are persistent! “But who puts them there?” There are many variations to this age old conversation. Of course those who grow up on farms in the country side see the mating act happening all the time, but the questions come regardless. You get impatient. “Go and ask your Dad!” or “Go and ask you Mum!”

Equally interesting is that many of our clubs really want to grow, but they still ask the question: “DG Bob, where do the members come from?” Bob: “Rotary is by invitation. We must invite them.” Rotarian: “But what if they do not want to join, or they think it is too expensive and for the rich?” So Bob patiently explains: “Why don’t you invite your spouse or partner? Surely if you enjoy Rotary, they will enjoy it” “I know you have a lot of friends. Surely if you yourself qualify to be a Rotarian, and they are really your friends,

they will also qualify. I also know friends tend to have similar social inclinations, so they will enjoy Rotary as much as you do” “I know you work somewhere with a lot of other people, colleagues, business persons, professionals. Rotary also needs the same combination of expertise. Please invite them!” And with a chuckle and a twinkle in his eye, he will probably add, “Do you remember our young days when we were single and daring, and you would approach a boy or girl you have never met because they excited your hormones? I know many relationships that started like that. Why don’t you try that?” And like toddlers, we shall not leave Bob alone, we shall continue asking the questions instead of getting on with it until he says impatiently, “Go and ask the District Membership and Extension Chair Tusu!” or “Go and ask PP Joseph in Uganda or Venancio in Tanzania” or “Why don’t you speak to your AG?” Not to worry – go to them, they are all available and willing to help. Let us end infertility in our clubs!

By PDG Tusu

We extend sincere appreciation to the clubs below that are helping in kicking Rotary infertility out of our great District! We especially acknowledge and salute the love for Rotary shown by the dedicated team of District Governor’s Special Representatives and the upcoming Charter Presidents of the clubs in formation. Because you are, Rotary will be. In African tradition, a child is brought up by the entire village. As Rotarians, we should all visit these clubs in formation and by that very act, demonstrate what words do not put across clearly – that they are joining a family much bigger than their clubs. Share your Rotary stories with them, one-to-one, and honestly - why you originally joined Rotary (for most of us, this was not about service!), why and how you changed, and what has made you stay. If your club has not started on a new club yet, do not despair. There is an experienced team of traditional healers that know the right herbs and mixtures to cure infertility – and at no cost. They are easy to find because they make up the District Membership Development and Rotary Extension Team.

Mukono West Mukono Monday 7pm Colline Hotel Rosetti Nabbumba TBD

Kisugu-Kampala Kampala North Tuesday 7pm Shanghai Rest. Abel Katahoire Harriet Obbo

Kigumba Masindi TBD 5.30pm Max Hotel Jack Stanley Ovua Samuel Kyaligonza

Kawempe Nansana Friday 7pm Tick Hotel Stephen Matovu Musoke Matovu

Makindye West Makindye Thursday 7pm Makindye Country club Charles Kabunga Richard Senjaako

Bweyogere Central Bweyogerere Namboole

Friday 7pm Jokas Hotel Immaculate Muwanga TBD

Nsangi Kampala East Wednesday 7pm Club Quarters Hotel Daniel Babonereirwe Victor Njoroge

Mutundwe Mengo Friday 6pm Dr.Mutesasira's Place George W Ssemivule Timothy Mutesasira

Kisaasi Ntinda Tuesday 7pm Sweetland Gardens Athanasius M Komunda

TBD

Lugazi Mukono Tuesday 7pm Liz Motel Lugazi James Mulira Simon Kamya

Acacia - Kampala Kampala Sunrise Tuesday 6.30pm Saffron Hotel Emily Mbabazi TBD

Kampala Morningtides

Muyenga Wednesday 7am City Royal Hotel Sam Mwanje Ivan Atwiine

Buloba Kampala Central TBD 7pm Forest Park Buloba Ben Waira TBD

Kitante Kampala TBD 6pm Golf Course Hotel TBD TBD

Nakifuma Kasangati Friday 5.30pm Christex Hotel Theophilus M. Kaddu Matte

Apac Lira Thursday 6:00pm TBD Levi Abong Mr Oyugi

Kampala Metropolitan

Kampala Ssese Islands

Friday 7:00pm Mackinnon Suites Fred Masadde Kabuye TBD

RC Bugala Kampala Ssese Islands

Tuesday 6:00pm Pearl Gardens Hotel, Ruth Kavuma TBD

Kampala Lugogo Kampala North Saturday 3:00pm Shell Club Eric Byenkya TBD

Mbale Corporate Mbale Thursday 5:00pm Mbale Resort Bernard O.Osenda TBD

Nwoya Gulu TBD TBD TBD Vincent Okot Ogola TBD

Kisoro Kabale Friday 6pm Mubano Hotel Peter Nsaba TBD

Mbezi Dar Oysterbay TBD TBD TBD Nadine TBD

Himo-Kilimanjaro Moshi Tuesday 5:30pm African Flowers Lucy Renju TBD

UDSM-Mlimaji Mikocheni Dar Friday 4pm UDSM Catherine Njuguna TBD

Dar es Salaam Industrial Area

Dar Bahari TBD 7:00am TBD Zain Bharmal TBD

We extend sincere appreciation to the clubs below that are helping in kicking Rotary infertility out of our great District! We especially acknowledge and salute the love for Rotary shown by the dedicated team of District Governor’s Special Representatives and the upcoming Charter Presidents of the clubs in formation. Because you are, Rotary will be. In African tradition, a child is brought up by the entire village. As Rotarians, we should all visit these clubs in formation and by that very act, demonstrate what words do not put across clearly – that they are joining a family much bigger than their clubs. Share your Rotary stories with them, one-to-one, and honestly - why you originally joined Rotary (for most of us, this was not about service!), why and how you changed, and what has made you stay. If your club has not started on a new club yet, do not despair. There is an experienced team of traditional healers that know the right herbs and mixtures to cure infertility – and at no cost. They are easy to find because they make up the District Membership Development and Rotary Extension Team.

Mukono West Mukono Monday 7pm Colline Hotel Rosetti Nabbumba TBD

Kisugu-Kampala Kampala North Tuesday 7pm Shanghai Rest. Abel Katahoire Harriet Obbo

Kigumba Masindi TBD 5.30pm Max Hotel Jack Stanley Ovua Samuel Kyaligonza

Kawempe Nansana Friday 7pm Tick Hotel Stephen Matovu Musoke Matovu

Makindye West Makindye Thursday 7pm Makindye Country club Charles Kabunga Richard Senjaako

Bweyogere Central Bweyogerere Namboole

Friday 7pm Jokas Hotel Immaculate Muwanga TBD

Nsangi Kampala East Wednesday 7pm Club Quarters Hotel Daniel Babonereirwe Victor Njoroge

Mutundwe Mengo Friday 6pm Dr.Mutesasira's Place George W Ssemivule Timothy Mutesasira

Kisaasi Ntinda Tuesday 7pm Sweetland Gardens Athanasius M Komunda

TBD

Lugazi Mukono Tuesday 7pm Liz Motel Lugazi James Mulira Simon Kamya

Acacia - Kampala Kampala Sunrise Tuesday 6.30pm Saffron Hotel Emily Mbabazi TBD

Kampala Morningtides

Muyenga Wednesday 7am City Royal Hotel Sam Mwanje Ivan Atwiine

Buloba Kampala Central TBD 7pm Forest Park Buloba Ben Waira TBD

Kitante Kampala TBD 6pm Golf Course Hotel TBD TBD

Nakifuma Kasangati Friday 5.30pm Christex Hotel Theophilus M. Kaddu Matte

Apac Lira Thursday 6:00pm TBD Levi Abong Mr Oyugi

Kampala Metropolitan

Kampala Ssese Islands

Friday 7:00pm Mackinnon Suites Fred Masadde Kabuye TBD

RC Bugala Kampala Ssese Islands

Tuesday 6:00pm Pearl Gardens Hotel, Ruth Kavuma TBD

Kampala Lugogo Kampala North Saturday 3:00pm Shell Club Eric Byenkya TBD

Mbale Corporate Mbale Thursday 5:00pm Mbale Resort Bernard O.Osenda TBD

Nwoya Gulu TBD TBD TBD Vincent Okot Ogola TBD

Kisoro Kabale Friday 6pm Mubano Hotel Peter Nsaba TBD

Mbezi Dar Oysterbay TBD TBD TBD Nadine TBD

Himo-Kilimanjaro Moshi Tuesday 5:30pm African Flowers Lucy Renju TBD

UDSM-Mlimaji Mikocheni Dar Friday 4pm UDSM Catherine Njuguna TBD

Dar es Salaam Industrial Area

Dar Bahari TBD 7:00am TBD Zain Bharmal TBD

Rtn Fredrick Kamya President 2017/2018

Rtn Stephen Semuga President 2018/2019

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES WHO ARE GOING TO BE VOTED ON 3RD DECEMBER

ON THE GREENFundraising Golf Tournament

For more information, Contact: 0774 603 156

Date: 27th November, 2015Venue Kampala Golf Club

Tee off: 12:00 noon

Organised by the Rotary Club of KampalaIn partnership with Uganda Golf Club

8 Since May 20th 1957, District 9211, R.I Zone 20A RCKLA Rotary Club of Kampala Web: www.rotarykampala.org

WHEN & WHERE CLUBS MEET!Mondays Venue Time Kampala North Nommo Gallery 6:00pmKampala South Hotel Africana 6:00pm Kasangati Kasangati Resort 7:00pmMengo Pope Paul Social Club 1:00pmMityana New Highway Hotel 6:00pmKampala Munyonyo Green Valley Hotel 7:00pmKampala Naguru Kati Kati 7:00pmRotaractMulago Galloway Hostel 6:00pmTuesdays Bukoto Kabira Country Club 7:00pmBweyogerere Hotel Mamerito 6:30pmIbanda M&B Executive Hall 6:30pmIganga Mwana Highland Hotel 6:00pmKampala-Impala Kati Kati 1:00pmKampala Nsambya Mukwaya Hospital-Nsambya 8:00pmKasese Margherita Hotel 6:30pmKololo Hotel Africana 6:00pmKyotera Colombo Hotel 7:00pmLubowa Grace’s Restaurant 7:00pmMakindye Shanghai Restaurant 6:00pmMasindi Masindi Hotel 6:00pmMbale Mt. Elgon Hotel 5:30pmRwampara Rwekishokye Country Club 6:00pmNkumba Araba Hutel 7:00pmRubaga Pope Paul Social Club 1:00pmSunrise Club Shanghai Restaurant 7:00amWobulenzi Networth Hotel 5:30pmKampala Wandegeya Kolping Hotel, Wandegeya 6:00pmRotaractKampala City Chinese Rest. Cent. Park 6:00pm

Wednesday Arua Heritage Inn Hotel 6:00pmBushenyi Bushenyi Guest House 6:00pmEntebbe Windsor Lake Victoria 7:00pmJinja Crested Crane Hotel 6:00pmKabale White House Inn 5:00pmKabarole Toro Golf club 5:30pmKajjansi Dreams Guest House 7:00pmKampala Central Hotel Africana 6:00pmKampala West Shanghai Restaurant 1:00pmKampala Naalya Ndere Centre 7:00pmKiwatule Kabira Country Club 7:00pmKyambogo Sports View Hotel 6:00pmLugazi Scouts Office Club 6:00pmMasaka Masaka Sports Club 6:00pmMubende Nakayima Hotel 6:00pmMukono Colline Hotel 7:00pmMuyenga International Hotel 6:30pmNansana Ivory Hotel 7:00pmPort Bell Silver Springs Hotel 7:00pmTororo Crystal Hotel 7:00pmRotaractMakerere University Guild Canteen. 6:00pm

Thursday Bugolobi City Royal Hotel 7:00pmGaba Green Valley Hotel 7:00pmGulu Acholi Inn 5:30pmHoima Hoima Resort Hotel 6:00pmKalisizo Tropical Gardens 6:00pmKampala Grand Imperial Hotel 12:45pmKampala Day Break Grand Imperial Hotel 7:00amKampala East Hotel Africana 7:00pmKampala Ssese Nommo Gallery 6:00pmKampala City - Makerere Kolping Hotel, Makerere,Kavule 6:00pmKayunga Katikoomu Soc. Cen. 6:00pmLira Margarita Hotel 5:30pmMbarara Rotary Peace Chn.Cen 5:30pmNamugongo ABBA Hotel 7:00pm Rukungiri Rukungiri Inn 6:00pmSeeta Ridah Hotel 7:00pmSource of the Nile Crested Crane Hotel 6:00pmNateete Kampala Ivy’s Hotel Wakaliga 7:00pmBwebajja Cabana Restaurant, Kawuku 7:00pmBwebajja Cabana Restaurant, Kawuku 7:00pmFridays Kampala Kibuli Hotel Africana 6:00pmKampala Muyenga Breeze Hotel Int. Muyenga 6.30 p.mNtinda NOB View Hotel 7:00pmKyengera Rose Gardens 7:00pm

Aidah Kinalwa Nov 03Nsubuga, Samuel Herbert Nov 05Yahya, Sharifa Nov 07John Walugembe Nov 11Birungi, Phenny Nov 16Mwesigye, Samantha Nov 16David Kasingwire Nov 17Kamya, Fredrick Nov 18Ssekabira David Nov 20Musolini Ethan Nov 21Lwanga Stephen Nov 21Owor, Esther Nov 24Sserwadda, Rhona Nov 26Okot-Okidi, Ayole Nov 28

Owor, Esther & Sam Otada Nov 16Okot-Okidi, Ayole & Nov 28Nafula Okot, Juliet

Full Page UGX200,000

Quarter Page UGX50,000

Half Page UGX150,000

Lower Bar UGX20,000

Side Bar UGX30,000