Mdogo Disabled Children's Foundation's Ronald Sekitoleko, meet with the Rotary District Governor,
D- 9213. Governor Edward Kakembo embraced the project and applauded Mdgo’s efforts to improving the lives of the severely disabled children. He pledged Rotary's full support.
50 ways to increase your value in your Youthful years:
1. Learn Languages
2. Attend music classes
4. Learn an instrument
5. Join a Reading Club
6. Join a SACCO
7. Get IT skills
8. Be non-reactive
9. Observe a lot
10. Say less
11. Be smart
12. Be clean
13. Be tidy
14. Be audible
15. Be confident
16. Travel
17. A firm handshake
18. Learn public speech
19. Join a health club
20. Keep your word
21. Reflect
22. Have a role model
23. Avoid drugs
24. Be trustworthy
25. Be dependable
27. Avoid bandwagon
28. Think for yourself
29. Don’t follow trends
30. Be active in sports
31. Meditate
32. Have Alone-time
33. Ask questions
34. Be teachable
35. Read a book per week
36. Go slow on relationships
37. Don’t forget your ancestry
38. A functional email
39. Go offline regularly
40. Own your mistakes
41. Attend Public debates
42. Perfect a skill at a time
43. Fix something
44. Be authentic
45. Be you
46. Be tolerant
47. Do community activities
48. Believe
49. Avoid gossip
50. Know God
Uganda will include the malaria vaccine in its routine immunization program next year following its approval for use by the World Health Organization.
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#UnpopularOpinion #74. My hustling daughter started a small spirits & winery off liquor license store in Kyaliwajala sometime ago. She employed a young graduate who had spent about 2 yrs without a job. For a month, she sold just an item. My daughter had paid 6 mths rent, local gov’t taxes & salary for the attendant was due. She had borrowed money from me to buy refrigerators, racks, etc. After sometime, friends told her of how they supported her hustle. Where was money going? She later realized that the attendant would sell but quickly replace the stock & claim she wasn’t selling. She would happily pocket the revenue. My daughter is not alone. Many young people decry of unemployment, curse government & post about corruption. When given a chance, they do this. This is like cutting the hand that feeds you. If your employer folds up, then what happens to you? When will this country develop? Young people, shun corruption at all levels & be trustworthy in whatever responsibility you are given.
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Godfrey Lukongwa Binaisa, is Uganda’s most interesting President - ever.
At 13 years old, he was making enough money for all his family needs & Sch fees; in primary he skipped 3 classes, at Makerere he was expelled & in 1996 he single-handedly wrote a Constitution in one night…
NEXT-OF-KIN in Banking Sector
When death occurs, the NEXT - OF - KIN WILL NOT HAVE ANY ACCESS TO THE MONEY IN DECEASED ACCOUNT so many people think that their next of KIN is the automatic heir to their account . But the truth is that if your next of KIN is not a signatory to your account, and you don't have a written will to determine that person's legitimacy, the person will not have access to that money at all.
Your bank will have to go through a process called a LEGAL PROBATE. This probate period helps them determine who gets the money in your account.
This is a very lengthy and expensive process . Even after the whole process is done, your family will have to forfeit some reasonable amount of the money for legal fees . But if you want to avoid this, simply request for your bank to give you something called a POD form , POD stands for PAYABLE ON DEATH. The name of the person you fill in that POD form will determine who will get your money. All the person needs to bring is a death certificate to get that money out.
With a POD form, you will save your family the stress of going through all the lengthy legal process and even loosing some money to the law .
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