University Of Saint Joseph Mbarara

On Thursday, I received a warm surprise at my office in the Speaker’s chambers at Parliament. Hon. Shartsi Musherure Kutesa stopped by simply to check on me. She was coming from a meeting with Rt. Hon @ObothOboth I have known the State for Microfinance for some 10 years and I have been drawn to her evident community work. She's a smooth operator, working out things under the radar. Long before she entered Parliament, she launched "Goberera" in Sembabule District, an initiative built on a simple but powerful idea: following up on government programmes and promises until they reach the people, and linking young people to jobs and opportunities. Sembabule is about 3 times the size of Singapore, but Singapore’s economy is roughly 1,000 to 2,000 times bigger. That means my sister and MP for Mawogola North, has alot of work to do around Goberera and other innitiatives. She's got a rare leadership trait. Shartsi lacks nothing, yet she carries herself with deep humility. I have seen her greet almost everyone in her path at Parliament Thank you, @SMusherure , for your kind check-in and for the example you set. Ugandans will certainly see how best you will use your trait to enable them access micro finances for their innitiatives and prosperity.

This morning, I had the honour of flying the @KISOBALeague trophy from Entebbe to Mbarara with @fly_asante, ahead of today's grand finale at Kakyeka Stadium. 🏆✈️ A big thank you to the Asante Aviation team for making this delivery possible and for believing in grassroots football. When an airline steps up for a grassroots league like this, it tells our young players that their game matters, domestic flights are demystified and that the whole country is watching. Thank you Ivam Amanyire for the video #FlyAsante #KISOBALeagueSnV #KLKakyekaFinale

Very good. His story is like mine. My educational journey began through the St. Francis Family Helper Project, Nyamitanga, with the support of an unknown benefactor from Germany, through an Irish nun. After many years, I have finally traced her to Konstanz. She is now 80, and finding her feels like heaven on earth!