Rotary Club of Muyenga Tankhill

TANKHILL LENS PART 5: PAG Bildard Baguma Speaks “We must ensure that our Rotarians and Rotaractors grow in Rotary. We must support one another’s growth, because only then can we inspire many more to join the movement.” PAG Dr. Bildard Baguma speaks about the rapid growth in membership across District 9214 and the importance of nurturing and growing members.

TANKHILL LENS PART 4: PAG Bildard Speaks PAG Dr. Bildard Baguma shares his experience working with volunteers, inspiring commitment, and turning collective effort into tangible results.

THE TANKHILL LENS PART 3: PAG Bildard Speaks As a Charter Member of RC Muyenga Tankhill, PAG Dr. Bildard Baguma reflects on the vision behind the club’s formation and whether Tankhill has lived up to the expectations of its Charter Members.

THE TANKHILL LENS PART 2: PAG Bildard Speaks “I believe I was a Rotarian in my deeds long before I became one in reality. However, one particular encounter gave me the conviction to join Rotary.” PAG Dr. Bildard Baguma narrates what inspired his journey into Rotary.

THE TANKHILL LENS PART 1: PAG Dr. Bildard Baguma Speaks! The Tankhill Lens caught up with PAG Dr. Bildard Baguma as he shares who he is and his Rotary journey.

What a talent!.... Eating the whole box was not a walk in the park Congratulations buddy group Zenith

The Tankhill November work plan is out! Take a look, mark your dates and make room for Tankhill. New month, new dates, new conversations and new opportunities to make an impact

PART 5: Rtn. Joseph Batter Ssengooba, aka JB Speaks. One of the biggest challenges facing Rotaract today is Rotarians pressuring or enticing Rotaractors to transit to Rotary before they are ready. JB elaborates on why the transition should happen at the right time.

PART 4: Rtn. Joseph Batter Ssengooba, aka JB Speaks. JB shares his perspective on what sets Rotary apart from Rotaract.

PART 3: Rtn. Joseph Batter Ssengooba, aka JB Speaks. “Be you, do you, and above all, give your best to whatever you have been entrusted with.” JB shares his advice to young people aspiring to grow, succeed, and make a difference in life.

PART 2: District 9214 Public Image Chair, Rtn. Joseph Batter Ssengooba, aka JB Speaks. “My journey began in Interact, and look how far I’ve come." Rtn. JB shares... @rotaryi

TANKHILL SPOTLIGHT MONDAY PART 1: District 9214 Public Image Chair Rtn. Joseph Batter Ssengooba, aka JB Speaks. The Tankhill Lens turns the spotlight on Rtn. Joseph Batter Ssengooba. Known as JB, he takes us through the defining moments that shaped the man he is today.

Join us for The Tankhill Kikadde Dance Fundraiser 📅 Saturday, Nov 21| 🕟 4:30 PM 📍 Las Vegas Hotel Kawuku 🎟️ Tickets: 100K each 🥂Table of 6: UGX 1,500,000 🎉Table of 8: UGX 2,000,000 For more information, contact Fundraiser Chair Rtn Cathy +256 782 852414

PART 4: Past Country Chair Rtn Andrew Kameraho Speaks What truly defines a healthy Rotary club? Is it its membership numbers, the strength of its fellowship, or the impact it creates in the community?

PART 3: Past Country Chair Rtn Andrew Kameraho Speaks Rotary’s core values have stood the test of time, but a compelling question remains: Are we still living by the values that define us as Rotarians?

PART 2: Past Country Chair Rtn Andrew Kameraho Speaks “Rotary, I think, is a calling. You may invite people, and indeed they will join, but whether they will perform is another question.” PAG Rtn Andrew Kameraho continues to share..

TANKHILL SPOTLIGHT MONDAY PART 1: Past Country Chair Rtn Andrew Kameraho Speaks PAG Andrew takes us back to his early days, sharing the inspiration that sparked his Rotary journey and the circumstances that led him to become part of this extraordinary family of service.

Yesterday, Rotary Club of Muyenga Tankhill visited the warehouse of its partner, Joint Medical Store (JMS), before holding a joint fellowship at the same premises with its baby club, the Provisional Rotary Club of Wellspring.

RC Muyenga Tankhill partnered with other Rotary clubs in a midwives training project at Kasangati Health Center IV, a Global Grant project spearheaded by RC Bwebajja.