Kimberly Kasana

@kasujja Absolutely! It would be an exceptional tribute if brought to life

@kimsview Wow. Compiling his work would be a worthy project!

An Ode to Owek. Peter Mulira. Every now and then God sends a star to live among us. To light our path with goodness and virtue. To lift our souls to higher ground, and to buffer us from the challenges of own frailties. That was Peter, humorous, reflective and honest.

The human body no longer constrains you now that your spirit and soul have been freed. Your generosity will live on among us, and the chapters of your life's book will comfort all of us till we meet again. Eternity is yours and we are certain that you have already claimed it.

Yet despite the loneliness of his final years he found solace in reading books. His home library is vast in theme and subject alike. In eternity, Peter joins his beloved son and others close to him. You are limitless now, Peter.

The human body no longer constrains you now that your spirit and soul have been freed. Your generosity will live on among us, and the chapters of your life's book will comfort all of us until we meet again. Eternity is yours and we are certain that you have already claimed it.

Wow! @niyimic Way to go✨👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@Rotary @MaishaRotary @AndrewSekitolek @GKitakule @rotaryd9213

Let's give young adults a chance #HappyLabourDay @rfewofficial @davidkangye @rotaract @Rotary @MaishaRotary

This is good @Buzeki_Sharifah

28/4/26, International partners led by Urs Herzog led an M&E session at the Bussi Islands Health Centre for the water, sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) Global Grant supervised by 6 Rotary Clubs in Uganda led by Rotary Entebbe. The partners were very satisfied with the completed works.

Dr. Asiimwe who is a consultant urologist at Mulago National Referral Hospital and Uganda's only transplant surgeon, further warned that if Parliament passes The Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, the Uganda Medical Association risks, itself risks deregistering some of its members or face criminal liability if the association receives or channels foreign funding for activities such as training grants, human rights advocacy, continuing professional development supported by international partners, and as such force the Association to be reluctant to engage in health advocacy. “The association may become reluctant to engage in policy advocacy, which is part of what we are doing, litigation, which we are also doing, public discourse on issues related to health financing, labour rights, and governance. We are going to censure ourselves and may retract from these activities, and maybe that's the intention of the law, of the bill. This fear of sanctions under the bill will undermine the association's constitutional mandate to protect the interests of the medical professionals and advocate for better health care for all Ugandans,” said Dr. Asiimwe. Photo by Association of Surgeons of Uganda (ASOU) @ASOU_Official

14 year old Chloe is the last patient worked on by the Egyptian cardiologists led by Prof Amal (right). All patients are recovering well. Rotary Entebbe is proud to have arranged this vocational team. #rotaryeyamba

.@cobbo3 do you remember the phrase from the Clinton 92 campaign for the US Presidency that sunk George H. W? Why the architects & champions of this did not seek counsel of those who know is mind boggling. This embarrassment that the #SovereigntyBill has become could have been avoided well in advance🤷🏿‍♂️

Its an honour hosting @JanePBitek at our #AuthorConversations #SongofLacica is based on true life events of Acholiland. According Prof. Susan Kiguli; "Reading this book feels like drinking from the source?"

The previous post is not about the performance of the state prosecutor who was under cross-examination, but rather the brilliant manner of his cross-examination by Counsel Fredrick Mpanga (Kyomuhendo is a good lawyer with a bad case). There, in that instance, was pure, high-level, excellent court advocacy from which many could learn valuable lessons. But let me raise a more granular point from that process: disclosure. The prosecutor misquoted the Soon Yeon Kong & Kwanga Mao v Attorney General, Constitutional Reference No 7 of 2007. He may have forgotten that the firm of AF Mpanga were the lawyers in that case and thus could not be misled about the court's findings. That is why, when handed the court's decision, he could not point to a paragraph on the State's right, indeed to any mention of witness protection in the law, resorting instead to extrapolations and misinterpretations of the judgment. The prosecution has treated disclosure as a discretionary power, thereby abusing the process. The effect of the Soon Yeon case is the imposition of a duty on all parties to make both exculpatory and inculpatory disclosures. In simple terms, disclose both incriminatory and exculpatory (evidence of the innocence of the accused person, which may have been discovered in investigations). That is what a fair trial would mean and look like. I hope the court rejects the request for an in-camera trial and the attempt to conceal the witness from public testimony. If you have a good-faith, strong case, bring it on in the public glare. youtu.be/leP08TK-wDk?si…