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The sky is truly the limit!
We have had an incredible year together and now I want to hear from YOU!
What has been your most memorable #RotaryEyamba moment this year?
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It was a lovely evening as we joined in celebration of the installation of Rtn Ethel Kayongo as President of the Rotary club of Kampala Ssese Islands and Rtn Daido on an extraordinary year of service as President.
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Opening night at #DISCON101 was nothing short of vibrant.
Our delegates brought the tropical vibes to life with their stunning Island Chic attires, adding a burst of color and fun to the evening….
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I had the privilege of speaking at @RotaractKlaCity on building resilient communities for climate action, and one thing became very clear to me this is not a future conversation… it’s already here.
For many people, climate change still feels distant. Like something you read about, not something you live through. But when you start paying attention, you realise it’s already shaping everyday life. It’s in the boda boda rider navigating flooded roads after a heavy downpour, trying to make a living in conditions that are becoming more unpredictable. It’s in the rising cost of food where what used to be affordable is now a stretch, not because farmers aren’t working hard, but because the seasons are no longer reliable.
It’s in the quiet reality of water scarcity in some communities, where access to something as basic as clean water is becoming more uncertain, affecting health, livelihoods, and dignity.
And when you begin to see it this way, climate change stops being an environmental issue. It becomes a life issue.
Resilience is about whether communities can adapt, respond, and continue to stand even when systems begin to fail. It’s about not having to start from zero every time something goes wrong. In my work across communities at @BetterLife_Int , including refugee settlements, I’ve seen what this looks like in real life. Women farming despite unpredictable rains. Young people creating income streams because relying on one source is no longer enough.
And yet, the people doing this work are often left out of the bigger conversations on climate action. That’s why spaces like Rotaract matter. Because leadership today is not just about service it’s about understanding these realities and responding to them in ways that actually make sense.
We need more people who understand that they are part of the solution.
The INEVITABLE
Our leader, Dr. @Linda_Atu, scooped the award for the District Official of the Year at #DISCON101.
This follows an incredible year ROLI has had, with transformative projects across the country.
Congratulations, Linda 🎊 👏 💐 🥳
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A special night made even better by the incredible guests who joined us.
Thank you for celebrating our Charter Night with us.
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We extend our sincere appreciation to our Guest of Honour, DG @GKitakule and our Guest Speaker, PDG Owek. @BobNsibirwa for gracing our Charter Night and Rotaract Week celebrations.
Your presence truly made the evening memorable.
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What a night….. Huge thanks to everyone who came through for “Is the 50 rule in relationships fair?”
Your energy made it truly special 🤝🏾
Big shout out to our panelists @BahatiHilda, @TimSabiti and our moderator @HanishaBwanika for an amazing discussion.
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