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*What’s the cause behind Party in the Woods?*
We’re raising funds to help transform the lives of learners at CEVIC School for the Blind by providing *10 Braille machines*.
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64 Years of Beauty, Culture & Pride! 🇺🇬✨
Inside one map lies our story - from Murchison Falls to Lake Bunyonyi, from
the Kampala skyline to the Source of the Nile. This is Uganda - The Pearl of Africa!
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*August was the Month!*
We just didn't look for Impact, we lived it in every step of our journey.
This issue shows how close we are to our vision, growing our membership, giving to the Foundation.
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_"August was Membership and New Club Development month and it was for strengthening Rotary's friendship, relationships and growing our Family and Celebrating the people who make our work possible."_ ~*President Beatrice*
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More than half of our August was spent with our Assistant Governor *Rtn. Rhonah Kamukama* guiding us through the different steps and ensuring that we have our checks and balances right.
Our journey with her to Cevic School of the Blind was the most humbing experience.
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Join Rotary Club of Buziga for the Party in the Woods Drive-In Cinema Edition, with our District Governor, @DGDanielDdam , as the Guest of Honour.
📅 Saturday, 17 October 2026
📍 Kawuku Lake Gardens, Bunga
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Free Rotary health camp uncovers hidden illnesses
45 women underwent cervical cancer screening. 42 tested negative, while three were found to have abnormalities and were immediately referred for further medical evaluation and treatment.
Another 52 women received breast cancer examinations, while 120 men were screened for prostate cancer. One man tested positive and was referred for specialised follow-up care.
Although the number of positive cases was relatively small, health workers say such screenings are important because cancers are often easier and less expensive to treat when detected early, before they spread.
The camp also focused on sickle cell disease, an inherited blood disorder that affects thousands of Ugandan families. A total of 128 people were screened. Of these, 103 had normal haemoglobin (AA), 24 were found to carry the sickle cell trait (AS), while one person was diagnosed with sickle cell disease (SS).
observer.ug/news/free-health…
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🏃🏽♀️🇺🇬 #GgwangaMujje!
Every step you take brings us closer to completing the One Stop Cancer Centre at Nsambya Hospital.
🎗️ Register
🎗️ Get your kit
🎗️ Run for hope
Together, let’s turn miles into miracles and build a cancer-free future.
#RotaryCancerRun #GgabaRoadCorridor
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The fight against cancer has begun! Yesterday’s Cancer Run Activation at Buziga was a great step forward. Join us on 30th August for the Mega Cancer Run and be part of the hope.
#GgwangaMujje #GgabaCorridorClubs #EachOneEngageForImpact
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🇺🇬 #GgwangaMujje!
This is more than a run… it’s a chance to save lives.
Every registration, every kit, and every step taken supports the completion of the One Stop Cancer Centre at @NsambyaHospital
Join us. Run with purpose. Run for hope.
#RotaryCancerRun #GgabaRoadCorridor
Over 300 community members received free medical services, cancer and sickle cell screening, and nutrition counselling. Next stop: the Rotary Cancer Run on 30th August!
#CancerRunUg26 #ServiceAboveSelf #GwangaMujje #RotaryClubOfBuziga
I was humbled to join fellow Presidents, Rotarians, Rotaractors, and members of the Ggaba Road Corridor as we launched the Rotary Cancer Run 2026 with a community medical camp at the Buziga Islamic Grounds.
#CancerRunUg26 #ServiceAboveSelf #GwangaMujje #RotaryClubOfBuziga
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Today, we joined with the Rest of the Gaba corridor clubs to carryout #CancerRun26 activation at Buziga Islamic School. The @UgRotaryCancerP reminds us that the run isn't just for fun but a movement towards a cancer free Uganda.
#CancerRun26 #Gwangamujje – at Kampala, Uganda
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This morning, we have kicked of with the medical camp at Shifah Buziga clinic for the @UgRotaryCancerP activation for the Gaba corridor clubs. – at Kampala, Uganda
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🏁 What a rally! 🇺🇬
A huge congratulations to our own Rtn. Oscar Ntambi and co-driver Pius Luggya for flying the Ugandan and Rotary flags high at the 2026 Rwanda Mountain Gorilla Rally.
#RMGR2026
#EachOneEngageForImpact – at Kampala, Uganda
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Our President @beatsy6 joined other Presidents of the Gaba road for the Presidential Investiture of our Corridor Chair Rtn. Odeth Kempogo.
Rtn. Odeth is not just going to be at the Helm of her club but also leading initiatives, projects and bonding along the Gaba road. – at Kampala, Uganda
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With this blood drive over 3300 units of blood were collected where each unit serves 3 to 4 people. The blood collected could save about 10000 people.
Our Team led by IP Beatrice Ssekabembe was at St. Dennis Ssebugwawo were over 350 units were collected. – at Kampala, Uganda
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On Wednesday 1st July, was the break of a new dawn and in Rotary it meant the beginning of a new Rotary Year.
As Rotary clubs of @rotaryd9214, we came with a burning desire to serve communities.
This was started by a District wider blood donation drive. – at Kampala, Uganda
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For Rotary Club of Buziga, service has meant more than meetings and ceremonies. A dormitory has been built, healthcare outreach expanded and a new Braille machine campaign launched — all aimed at widening opportunity. Details👉c-news.ug/news/rotary-buziga…
