Munyoro makes money from one acre land all-year-round By Michael J Ssali Robert Munyoro-Aganze’s one-acre farm in Manywa Village, Kyanamukaaka Sub-county, Masaka District, is the envy of his peers because of the various agribusiness ventures he engages in, writes Michael J Ssali. Robert Munyoro-Aganze, of Manywa Village, Kyanamukaaka Sub-county, Masaka
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR A PROJECT COORDINATOR Kitovu Mobile is a Faith-Based medical and community empowerment organization under the Diocese of Masaka. The organization was started in 1987 as an outreach Program of Kitovu Hospital. It was later registered in 2013 as a Company Limited by Guarantee with the Registrar of
Kitovu mobile farm school ex,current trainees exchange ideas on climate change,horticulture and networking
BY MOSES MUWULYA It was yet another huge learning experience on Thursday 12 September as 50 mobile farm school trainees, both former and current, met and exchanged modern farming practices. Ideas were exchanged on mitigation of climate change effects,networking and linkage and marketing. Further, emphasis was also put on horticultural
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR A PROJECT COORDINATOR
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR A PROJECT COORDINATOR Kitovu Mobile is a Faith-Based medical and community empowerment organization under the Diocese of Masaka. The organization was started in 1987 as an outreach Program of Kitovu Hospital. It was later registered in 2013 as a Company Limited by Guarantee with the Registrar of
Mobile farm school trainees start getting practical experience from progressive farmers, declare to implement the skills
By Moses Muwulya BUKOMASIMBI. A strict, principled farmer, Emmanuel Yiga’s farm is hardly accessed. The progressive vanilla and coffee farmer ensured that he even puts a warning message to the potential trespassers. This is the reason why Yiga argues Kitovu mobile farm school trainees attached to him for practical
How to make the youth love coffee growing
Coffee is a crop grown by the patient. It is not like vegetables, grain, or legumes that take a few months to harvest. Many young people, eager to make quick money, choose to grow crops that take a short time to harvest. Yet coffee farming would be a good form of
KITOVU MOBILE OVC SOCIAL SUPPORTS OUSTED MY MISERABLE ACADEMIC DESTINY
BY GERTRUDE LUNKUSE After the death of my father, life turned from a bed of roses to a bed of misery. Then in Primary Four, I vividly recall the face of the then little Gertrude. A face that was painted with pain after getting a new a name, ORPHAN. Losing
Ex-Farm school trainee reaps big from backyard farming,uses proceeds for further training
By Moses Muwulya,Communications Officer RAKAI. Residing in Lwoyo B,Lwamagwa sub-county,Rakai District. Sula Muwanguzi hails from a neighbourhood famously known for flourishing banana plantations. Any first time visitor in this area would have his attention grabbed by the large scale plantations owned by different families. However, as you traverse deeper in
Kitovu Mobile OVC given career guidance, encouraged to embrace vocational courses
In summary. Students were advised to stop negative bias on Vocational Courses. Girls were encouraged to take on courses that were originally known for men. Such career guidance sessions according to Ms Nambasa Sharon,the OVC Coordinator,are meant to make students make informed decisions. By Moses Muwulya Students sponsored by Kitovu Mobile
Kitovu Mobile partner, KNH pays monitoring visit, pleased by performance
Officials from Kindernothilfe (KNH),a long time Kitovu Mobile partner have commended Kitovu Mobile for excellent implementation of the Mobile Farm Schools,a youth economic empowerment project supported by KNH The visitors who included Ms Monika Ries (KNH representative for Uganda and Rwanda),Mr James Ongu( KNH Country coordinator),Mr Ruhinda Crispus( KNH financial