By Jude KatendeSince the disruptions of the Coronavirus pandemic started, many things have changed in Uganda and globally. Here, at the Kitakule Foundation library in Busesa, learning online is one of
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NEWS & EVENTS
Keba Yokonia is a certified nurse. He joined the clinic staff in 2018. Before then, he worked in Bulenga, Kampala, in a drug store. He loves working with children and stated that the conditions provid
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Nathan Munyirwa, Medical Centre In –chargeNathan joined the clinic on 15 December in 2018. He holds a diploma in Clinic medicine and Community health. He says he enjoys his work because he likes child
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My name is Stephen Sooka. I am the Program Coordinator of the Kitakule Foundation. My role basically involves planning and supporting the implementation of the foundation’s development programs. I cou
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After Corona virus numbers had surged in the last two months especially in Kampala and Wakiso including many deaths, Uganda went into another lock down. President Museveni had initially announced a lo
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The government of Uganda announced on Tuesday (June 29, 2021), that it would give a small package of shs100,000/-, roughly $28 to some people identified as being vulnerable. This commitment was made at
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1-How Covid-19 has hit the education sector in UgandaFrom when the Corona virus (Covid-19) first hit the country in mid-March 2019, Uganda’s education sector has never been the same. It has been hit h
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About a week ago, the Ugandan President, Yoweri Museveni, addressed the nation and introduced a 42 day partial lock down across the country. Just as people were getting to terms with the new lock down
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Stephen a representative from Kitakule Foundation receiving a book donationReading is one of the aspects of improving our knowledge that we should embrace regularly. D.E.A.R Day that celebrates this a
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Covid-19 has caused untold suffering in many communities of rural Uganda. There are limited jobs therefore many cannot afford to buy the basic food materials. The foundation recently provided so
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