As a media creative, this was more than coverage—it was documenting impact as it happened.
Grateful to capture the moments that made the impact visible. Thank you @SolomonSerwanjj and @Alahai256
WE BUILT A HOSPITAL IN A VILLAGE.
Yesterday was nothing short of amazing.
We hosted a massive free health camp for the people of Bamutakudde and neighboring villages in Kyampisi Sub-county and the turnout was overwhelming.
Over 700 people turned up: the old, the young, women, men. Over 50 medical workers volunteered their time and skills. We had free consultation, testing, treatment & medicine for all
For one day, we had a real hospital in our village:
- Reception, waiting area & triage (BP & temperature checks)
- General Medicine desk
- Dental clinic
- Lung & Respiratory desk thanks to Makerere University @Lung_Institute
- Gynecology desk powered by @naggalamahosp
- Lab testing (blood tests), HIV/AIDS counselling & testing thanks to @Rotary_Bukoto
- Prostate Cancer screening
- Ultrasound / Imaging scans
- Pharmacy : Free medicines given out
- Eye Care Clinic free eye checks & free glasses powered by @HAPAUG01
I have never seen our community so happy. My heart is full.
Thank you to @Alahai256 and @NewtonAllan6 the team leads, every doctor, nurse, lab technician, volunteer, partner, and mobilizer who made this possible. You gave our people the gift of health.
A big thank you to my village team for the making this a success. Team, we did it.
Being on an island in the middle of Lake Victoria was basically therapy—just without electricity, stable network, or a qualified therapist. 😂🏝️The accommodation was humble, but the people had five-star hearts. We played cards, jazzed, laughed late into the night.
Created the Intro sequence for the podcast We just joking by @DrHilaryOkello , picked up Inspiration from Trevor Noah's What Now Podcast.
These are stills from the sequence.
I have learnt with deep sorrow of the passing of our Resident District Commissioner (RDC) for Luwero District, Mr. Richard Bwabye, a great loss to the people of greater Luwero and the nation.
Mr. Bwabye was a vibrant, hardworking, and understanding leader who served the Government and the National Resistance Movement (NRM) with dedication and commitment to the common person. His efforts in strengthening security, promoting peace, resolving land wrangles, and ensuring cattle safety will remain a lasting legacy.
On behalf of the Ministry and on my own behalf, I extend heartfelt condolences to his family, the people of Luwero District, and all who worked with him. May his soul rest in eternal peace. @OPMUganda@StateHouseUg@GovUganda@NRMOnline@sandorwalusimbi