Kamuli, Uganda

The Director General of the Busoga Consortium, Dr. Mula Anthony, yesterday flagged off the BCD-CAU School Garden program for Primary schools in the Busoga model villages during his visit at Buteme Light SDA Primary School, located in Busana Model Village, Kamuli District. He was accompanied by District Chairperson Hon. Sarah Sambya, Agricultural Officers and members of the Village Action Committee of Busana Village. The delegation was received by Mr. Makubo Stephen Head Teacher of Buteme Light SDA Primary School.

The visit included an inspection of the ongoing construction of a modern Kitchen facility by the school, now approximately 90% complete, in preparation for the scheduled commencement of the soya milk school feeding program for VAM model schools next month.

During the visit, the school garden planting season was officially launched. Dr. Mula Anthony who handed over 30 kilograms of Soya bean seeds of MAK SOY N6 variety, 18 kilograms of maize long 10H variety, and the required fertilizers to support the garden. The were received by school Head Teacher Mr. Makubo Stephen, marking the revival of hands-on agricultural activities for schools in a move to improve pupils nutrition and schools’ performance at the primary level.

In his remarks, he highlighted the Busoga Consortium’s commitment to holistic community development, combining education, agriculture, and digital learning to create model villages that can inspire prosperity across Busoga by the end of the 2025/26 financial year.

The feeding project will start in three selected model villages and their model schools, with Buteme Light SDA Primary School, a government school located in Busana I Village, Kamuli District, being one of them. This initiative is a result of the collaborative efforts between China Agricultural University (CAU) and the Busoga Consortium for Development (BCD).

Mr. Makubo Stephen commended China Agricultural University, Busoga leaders led by the Rt. Hon. Dr. Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga, the BCD Director General Dr. Mula Anthony, and parents for their support. He expressed his commitment to ensuring that Buteme Light SDA transforms into a real model school following its being selected to benefit from both the feeding program and the digital learning screens recently donated.

Hon. Sarah Sambya also thanked China Agricultural University for its support and pledged the district’s full commitment to prioritize Busana Village as a model community.

Following the launch, Dr. Mula and his team paid a courtesy visit to the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Kamuli District, Mr. Mawley Ben Lawrenu to brief him on the ongoing efforts in the model school and village projects.

The CAO expressed full support and pledged that all district departments would prioritize Busana Village, personally committing to visit and monitor progress.

The BCD Director General also praised parents and school management for building a school kitchen within three weeks, demonstrating strong local commitment and enthusiasm for the project.

After Kamuli, Dr. Mula Anthony traveled to Luuka District to tour a chilli farm of Mr. Isabirye Paul, a retired government official. He applauded Mr. Isabirye for planning well his retirement through investment in growing of Chilli, Poultry, rearing of Cows, among entreprises.

The visit underscores the Busoga Consortium’s commitment to community development, combining education, nutrition, agriculture, and digital learning to create model villages that can inspire prosperity across Busoga.

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03. March. 2026

A delegation of student participants in the Eurasian Schools Debating Championship (ESDC) 2026 paid a courtesy visit to Rt. Hon. Rebecca Kadaga at her office Kampala, where she warmly received and celebrated them for their remarkable performance on the global stage.

The students from Kiira College Butiki (KCB) made Uganda proud after emerging as the best team from the African continent at the prestigious championship held in South Africa on 10th to 13th December 2025.

The 16th Annual Eurasian Schools Debating Championship, coordinated by Olympia Debate Society Limited, took place from January 17–19, 2026 at Robert College in Istanbul, Turkey.

The tournament attracted 79 teams from across the world, providing a competitive platform for young intellectuals to showcase their research ability, critical thinking, and persuasive communication skills.

Representing Uganda were three exceptional students:
• Kwagala Samuel Mulambuzi (S5)
• Gidudu Ephraim Akaya (S3) – Assistant Head Prefect
• Isabirye Alvin (S5) – Chairperson of all Club Presidents
In attendence was the Deputy Headteach Nkumbo James, Director General Mula Anthony, deputy legal advisor counsel Buwande Anthony, he elect district chapirson

Through dedication, discipline, and resilience, the trio won five preliminary rounds and defeated top-ranked international teams, demonstrating eloquence, confidence, and intellectual depth that distinguished them among global competitors.

While briefing Rt. Hon. Kadaga, Isabirye Alvin shared insights into their experience at the championship, emphasizing the invaluable exposure and the opportunity to engage with diverse global perspectives. He acknowledged the unwavering support from the school administration and parents, which played a crucial role in their success.

The team explained that their journey to the global stage followed their victory in national competitions under the Uganda National Students’ Association (UNSA), earning them the honor of representing Uganda from Busoga to the international arena despite intense competition from other nations.

Rt. Hon. Kadaga expressed deep pride in the students’ eloquence, confidence, and the powerful poetry.

She pledged to engage the Ministry of Education and Sports and H.E. the President to ensure the team receives national recognition and financial reward for flying Uganda’s flag high.

She further called for increased government support toward debating and intellectual development, noting that academic competitions deserve the same attention and facilitation often accorded to football and other sports.

The delegation was led by Ms. Nabuzale Cathy Deputy Head Teacher, Administration, Kiira College Butiki who described debating as a transformative tool for personal growth:
“Debating is a powerful tool for personal growth and development. These students have shown that they can engage with complex ideas, think critically, and express themselves eloquently.”

She expressed gratitude to the Headteacher Mr. Moses Semwanga for his spiritual, moral, and logistical support, which ensured the team’s welfare and effective participation at the championship.
She also appreciated Rt. Hon. Kadaga for celebrating the students and recognizing their achievement. The visit was marked by cake-cutting and jubilation as the delegation proudly reflected on their international milestone.

She further proposed that Uganda should, in future, field officially recognized national debate teams rather than leaving individual schools to compete independently. They observed that many countries participated as national teams, a model Uganda could adopt to enhance coordination, competitiveness, and global visibility.

Rt. Hon. Kadaga once again congratulated the students, warmly welcomed them back home, and commended their discipline, passion, and commitment to excellence.

The Eurasian Schools Debating Championship provides a powerful platform for young leaders to engage in meaningful dialogue, sharpen their analytical skills, and foster international understanding.

Kiira College Butiki’s achievement stands as a shining testament to the school’s dedication to academic excellence and leadership development. From Busoga to the world stage, these young debaters have proven that Ugandan students can compete confidently and excel among the best globally when given opportunity and support.

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4th. March. 2026

A high-level delegation from the Kehong China–Uganda Agricultural Cooperation Industrial Park, led by Chairman Mr. Luo Heng, paid a courtesy visit to Rt. Hon. Rebecca Kadaga, the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for East African Community Affairs, at her office in Kingdom Kampala on March 3rd, 2026.

Rt. Hon. Kadaga warmly welcomed the delegation and commended Kehong for its transformative investment in Uganda’s agricultural sector, which employs 400 people of the country’s population.

She applauded the Industrial Park’s strategic focus on mechanization, value addition, and the development of a complete agricultural value chain, noting that such an approach moves Uganda beyond the export of raw materials toward industrialization and sustainable economic growth.

Chairman Luo Heng congratulated Rt. Hon. Kadaga upon her re-election and expressed appreciation for her steadfast support toward the growth and success of the Industrial Park.

He highlighted key milestones achieved under Phase I, including the completion of infrastructure, establishment of modern crop, livestock, and poultry facilities, and the production of 250,000 eggs daily from 300,000 laying hens.

The Park currently supplies markets in Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and South Sudan, while providing employment opportunities to over 400 Ugandans.

Mr. Luo further underscored the Park’s strong partnership with the Busoga Consortium for Development and the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries, which facilitated Uganda’s historic first chilli export to China a landmark achievement in strengthening agricultural trade relations between the two nations.

Looking ahead, the Park unveiled its ambitious USD 300 million medium- and long-term investment plan. The expansion strategy includes the launch of a 5 million laying hen full-industry-chain project, scaling up chilli production to 2,000 acres, and establishing coffee processing facilities at Namanve Industrial Park to enhance value addition and export competitiveness.

The delegation requested government support in the form of tax incentives, allocation of 50 acres of land at Namanve Industrial Park, improvement of road and water infrastructure, and provision of a stable power supply to ensure seamless operations and future expansion.
In response, Rt. Hon. Kadaga pledged to follow up on the matter of tax incentives and engage relevant authorities regarding land allocation at Namanve.

She reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to supporting strategic investments that promote employment creation, technology transfer, export growth, and socio-economic transformation. She particularly recognized the successful chilli export milestone achieved in partnership with the Busoga Consortium for Development.

Rt. Hon. Kadaga also pledged to extend the invitation to H.E. Museveni the President to officiate the Industrial Park’s upcoming 10th Anniversary Celebration scheduled for April 26th, 2026.

In attendance were the Director General of busoga consortium, Dr. Mula Anthony,  and the District Chairperson–elect  Hon. Kaloli Dhizaala

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Over 200 young girls and young mothers from the Busoga sub-region are set to benefit from upcoming vocational and employment opportunities following a new initiative by the Luyanzi Institute of Technology aimed at empowering vulnerable women through practical skills training.

The program, which will officially commence later this year, will equip participants with hands-on skills in catering, tailoring, computer studies and e-commerce enabling them to become economically independent and competitive in today’s global job market.

In addition, beneficiaries will receive Chinese language training, increasing their chances of securing employment opportunities in China, Africa and within international partnerships connected to the institute.

Speaking during a courtesy visit by the Director General of the Busoga Consortium, Mula Anthony, the institute’s Director, Mrs. Wang Sooma, emphasized the importance of discipline and determination among beneficiaries.

She noted that the opportunity will favor girls and young mothers who are focused, committed, and ready to transform their lives through education and skills acquisition.

“We desire to see young mothers become empowered, self-reliant, and purposeful. Those who are disciplined and know what they want will stand a great chance of benefiting from this opportunity,” Mrs. Sooma said.

The initiative forms part of broader efforts to uplift livelihoods and revive the socio-economic status of the Busoga sub-region through education and skills development programs.

While speaking during the visit, Mula Anthony commended the institute for its continued partnership with Busoga, noting that this is not the first time young people from the region have benefited from scholarships and training opportunities at the institute’s campus in Bweyogerere.

He highlighted education and skills training as key drivers for sustainable development in Busoga and pledged to work with regional stakeholders to mobilize pottential beneficiries to embrace such transformative initiatives.

“These programs are meant to change lives and restore hope among our people. Our leaders will be rallied to support the programs to ensure success,” he said.

The project is expected to significantly boost the education sector while creating employment pathways for young mothers, reinforcing ongoing efforts by the Busoga Consortium to promote inclusive development and long-term economic transformation in the region.

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Kamuli District, 10th February 2026

The Busoga Consortium for Development (BCD) convened a high-level stakeholders’ planning meeting on 6th February 2026 at the Kamuli District Local Government Headquarters, bringing together district leaders, different District production officers, Busoga Kingdom ministers, and technical officers to strategize on accelerating socio-economic transformation across the Busoga sub-region.

In his remarks, the New Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) commended the Busoga Consortium for its consistent efforts in mobilizing regional development initiatives aimed at lifting communities out of poverty.

He noted that after being briefed by the Director General of BCD, Mr. Mula Anthony, he was impressed by the Consortium’s mission to accelerate Busoga’s social, economic, and political development through community-driven approaches. He pledged full support from the Kamuli District Local Government and encouraged deeper engagement with business communities, traders, and faith-based institutions to strengthen sustainability.

The meeting was attended by the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Kamuli District, Mr. Ben Marley Lawrence; the District Chairperson, Ms. Sarah Sambya; Busoga District Production Officers; Owek. Sam Nkenga, Minister of Agriculture, Busoga Kingdom; Owek. Nantale Nasabu, Minister of Education, Busoga Kingdom; BCD Chinese Development Patners, and other key stakeholders.

The District Chairperson, Ms. Sarah Sambya, applauded BCD’s Village Agricultural Model (VAM), describing it as a transformative intervention that complements local government programs.

She highlighted ongoing initiatives including chili growing, soya production, and poultry farming, noting that capacity-building visits to China had positively transformed the mindset of participating leaders abd youth.

Delivering a comprehensive address, the Director General, Mr. Mula Anthony, traced the background of BCD, established in April 2017 under the oversight of the Office of the Vice President and guided by His Royal Highness the Kyabazinga of Busoga. He recalled the launch of the 10-Year Busoga Development Agenda (BDA) on 20th September 2020, designed to guide the region’s socio-economic transformation, with commercial agriculture as a leading pillar.

Mr. Mula highlighted the partnership between BCD and China Agricultural University (CAU), which led to the conceptualization of the Village Agricultural Model. The initiative was officially launched in August 2024 and aims to establish 12 model villages one per local government by 2027, with the ultimate goal of eliminating poverty in Busoga by 2030.

Currently, three pioneer model villages are operational in Busana (Kamuli District), Mashaiga (Mayuge District), and Namayombe (Namayingo District). Plans are underway to add five more villages by mid-2026.

Among the key programs discussed was the chili export initiative, where Busoga made history by growing Ugsnda 1st Chilli export consignment to Shanghai China flagged by H.E the President of Uganda in November 2025. He noted that a minimum of 300 tonnes of dried chili was expected to produced by Busoga for export to the Chinese market in 2026 worth a UGX 1.2 Billion. A minimum price of UGX 4,000 per kilogram was negotiated by BCD as sale price for dried Chilli but with chances of improving when prices in China improve.

The DG also highlighted the poultry project that has supported 300 households across the three model villages with improved Rainbow chickens. He noted that during the next phase of distribution, all the remaining households in the 3 model villages totaling approximately 1500 would recieve poultry for both nutrition and boosting household incomes.

A major highlight of the meeting was the upcoming BCD-CAU Soya Milk Feeding Program, which will be piloted in primary schools within the model villages. The program aims to improve learners’ nutrition, health, and academic performance.

Preparations include training local personnel in processing of soya milk, procurement of soya milk processing machines, and revival of school gardens to ensure sustainability.

Additionally, the BCD digital learning initiative, implemented in partnership with Hisense Uganda, has equipped 50 primary schools with television screens, cameras, and internet modems to facilitate real-time online learning and improve educational outcomes.

During discussions, stakeholders emphasized the need to address gender-based violence, promote coffee as a key alternative cash crop, expand soya and maize production for food security, and promote cassava for the emerging processing industry located in Kamuli district.

The meeting resolved that District Production Offices will play a central role in mobilizing communities and disseminating information about BCD programs.

Owek. Sam Nkenga and Owek. Nantale Nasabu pledged the full support of the Busoga Kingdom to ensure the success of the initiatives.

In conclusion, Mr. Mula Anthony reaffirmed BCD’s vision of realizing a socially and economically prosperous Busoga by 2030 and called upon all stakeholders to unite in advancing the transformation agenda.

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02. 02.2026

The Busoga Consortium for Development (BCD), in partnership with China Agricultural University, has announced the planned launch of a Soya Milk School Feeding Program this term starting with the 3 Model schools located in the VAM pilot districts of Namayingo, Kamuli and Mayuge.

The project, revealed during a meeting held on 30th January 2026 at Buteme Light SDA Primary School, Kamuli district, aims at improving learners nutrition, cognitive development and academic performance among pupils and Busoga primary schools.

The meeting, chaired by Dr. Mula Anthony, Director General of the Busoga Consortium, brought together school leaders, Busana Village Action committee and district . Headteacher Mr. Makubo Stephen expressed gratitude for ongoing support, including TV screen donations for the online teaching program that is scheduled to be introduced in 50 primary schools across Busoga, and Rainbow chickens, noting that these interventions have improved teachers’ mindset, discipline, and morale.

Dr. Mula highlighted that effort would be made by the BCD to lobby and support the elevation of the selected village model schools into major model academic gaints in their respective districts. He noted that emphasis would be put on academic performance, school infrastructure improvement, school feeding, and human resource development among school staff.

He noted that the preparations for the start of online and digital learning programs where ongoing and that the initiative would be launched when schools open.

The Soya Milk Feeding Program will utilize the manual soya milk processing equipment, currently awaiting clearance from the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA). 6 (six) participants selected from the 3 (three) model villages are scheduled to travel to Morogoro in Tanzania for training in the making of Soya Milk during the month of February. These are expected to become trainers of trainees when they complete the program and return home.

In addition, the consortium plans to support poultry production through provision of hatcheries to the model villages in the 3 pioneer Model Village.

Environmental conservation was also emphasized, with encouragement to plant fruit trees along roads and promote sustainable agriculture practices. Each Model school is expected to establish a model garden for growing soya beans and maize, supported by agricultural, nutrition, and environmental officers from the respective Local Government and the BCD.

The management of Busana Light SDA Primary School committed to identify land for setting up the soya been model garden, clearance of soya processing machines, and request for support to establish a poultry farm for the school.

This initiative highlights Busoga Consortium for Development’s commitment to integrated rural transformation, combining education, nutrition, technology, and community participation to empower learners and communities in Busoga.

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Bugembe, Busoga — The President of Uganda, Gen. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, has called on the newly consecrated Bishop of Busoga Diocese to rally the faithful towards wealth creation. The message, read by Vice President HE Maj. Rtd Jessica Alupo, was delivered during the consecration ceremony of Rt. Rev. Prof. Grace Lubaale who was installed as the 4th Bishop of Busoga Diocese on Sunday 14th December 2025.

President Museveni commended Bishop Lubaale for his exemplary leadership and wished him a fruitful tenure as he embarks on this new spiritual journey.

The historic event was graced by prominent dignitaries, including the Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, Dr. Steven Samuel Kazimba Mugalu, members of the House of Bishops, religious leaders from various interdenominations, Central Government Ministers, the BCD secretariat Led by the Director General Dr.Anthony Mula, and thousands of faithful who filled Bugembe Stadium to witness the beginning of what promises to be a transformative ten-year episcopacy.

The Rt. Rev. Onesmus Asiimwe of North Kigezi Diocese led the service that was conducted on the theme “Faithfull Stuwardship” derived from Mathiew 25:14-30.

While addressing the newly elected Bishop, Bishop Onesmus advised that success comes from deligent work. He encouraged Bishop Lubaale and the faithfuls to make use of their talents effectively for the glory of God. He also asked Bishop Lubaale to work for the master not for himself sighting psalms 24:1.

He also appealed to the newy consecrated Bishop to expect being accountable to both the people and God.

Bishop Paul Naimanhye Mukembo was praised for his emmence contributions to the growth of the Diocese.

The newly consecrated Bishop Lubaale Grace thanked the Church of Uganda and God for entrusting him with the resposibility of providing stewardship to Busoga Diocese. He promised to unity the faithfuls of the Diocese towards Godliness and wealth creation.

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The Director General of the Busoga Consortium for Development, Dr. Mula Anthony, has officially flagged off a team of six young leaders and entrepreneurs  selected from the model Villages of Busoga to undergo a high-level entrepreneurship and rural transformation training at China Agricultural University (CAU).

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‎The delegation, drawn from Namayombe Village in Namayingo District, Mashiage Village in Mayuge District, Busana Village in Kamuli District, and the BCD secretariat represents the growing impact of the Busoga–China partnership in empowering rural youth across Busoga. The team includes:

‎Mirembe Esther – Public Relations Officer, Busoga Consortium (Team Leader)

‎Ojiambo Lucas – Assistant Agriculture Officer, Namayingo District (Namayombe Village)

‎Nambi Lydia – Secretary for Women, Busana Village, Kamuli District

‎Kintu Brian – Chief Executive Officer, Kamul

‎Emma Byaruhanga – Brand Officer, Busoga Consortium for Development

‎This  Global South Entrepreneur Initiative  program is  championed by China Agricultural University in partnership with Tencent, aimed at equipping young entrepreneurs from the Global  with advanced knowledge, skills, and capacity-building tools to drive rural transformation in their home countries.

‎A Partnership Rooted in Progress

‎The Busoga–China collaboration was signed on 24th November 2023 at the Office of the President, where the Busoga Consortium signed a partnership agreement with China Agricultural University. The cooperation focuses on:

‎Technical support for the Village Agricultural Model

‎Capacity-building and scholarship programs for Busoga Consortium

‎Agricultural modernization

‎Entrepreneurship and grassroots economic growth

‎The flag-off stands as a clear testimony to the fruits of this partnership.

‎Investing in the Future of Busoga

‎Speaking at the ceremony held in the Committee Room at the Office of the President, Dr. Mula Anthony emphasized the Consortium’s long-term vision of empowering youth through exposure, practical training and having no poor person in Busoga by 2030:

‎ “Our goal is to equip at least 1 million young people from Busoga with the knowledge, skills, and global exposure required to transform rural communities, accelerate development and create wealth. This delegation is part of that bigger dream.”

‎The team is set to undergo intensive training at China Agricultural University from 30th November to 14th December, focusing on modern agricultural systems, entrepreneurship, digital integration, and community-centered developmental models

‎A Milestone for Rural Transformation

‎The Busoga Consortium continues to position the region as a hub of youth innovation and rural development excellence. Through international exchanges and high-impact partnerships, Busoga is steadily building a generation of informed, skilled, and globally connected change-makers.

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The Busoga Consortium for Development (BCD), in partnership with the China–Uganda Agricultural Cooperation Industrial Park, is proudly set to welcome H.E. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, the President of the Republic of Uganda, to officiate the Flag-Off  of the First Chilli Container from Busoga to China.

The event will take place on 20th November 2025 at Kamuli Youth Centre in Kamuli District.

This landmark occasion marks a historic step in strengthening agricultural exports, promoting industrial cooperation, and accelerating rural transformation across Busoga and Uganda at large. It stands as a shining example of how strategic partnerships can unlock economic potential and transform livelihoods.

Speaking ahead of the ceremony, Dr. Mula Anthony, the Director General of the Busoga Consortium for Development, described the milestone as a powerful symbol of progress and opportunity for the people of Busoga.

“This is the first container of chilli to be exported from Busoga, championed under the Busoga Consortium initiative. It is a testament to our commitment to improving the financial well-being of our local farmers and empowering rural communities,” he said.

Mr. Mula further noted that this shipment is the direct outcome of the Chilli Export Protocol signed in September 2024 during the Beijing Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) between Uganda and China a landmark agreement witnessed by H.E. Jessica Alupo, the Vice President of the Republic of Uganda.

The chilli export project forms part of BCD’s broader agenda to promote value addition, enhance agricultural productivity, and open up international markets for Ugandan produce. It also demonstrates the success of public–private partnerships and the growing trust between Uganda and China in advancing shared development goals.

As Busoga takes this remarkable step into the global export market, the Consortium remains steadfast in its mission to build a self-reliant, prosperous, and globally competitive region.

Congratulations, Busoga! Together, we rise.

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The partnership between Busoga and China continues to grow stronger as a second delegation of young Ugandans is currently in China for a Seminar on Sustainable Development Capacity and South-to-South Cooperation in Sustainable Development for Developing Countries.

The program runs from 9th to 29th September 2025 and is being conducted by the China International Economic Consultants Co., Ltd.
The training is equipping participants with knowledge, skills, and practical strategies to advance sustainable development in their countries. Delegates from various developing nations are taking part, sharing experiences and exploring solutions to common challenges in poverty reduction, community empowerment, and people-centred transformation.

Uganda’s delegation includes representatives from the Busoga Consortium for Development (BCD), who are playing an active role in the seminar. The team consists of:
• Ntange Andrew – Resident District Commissioner, Jinja District
• Nalukwago Elfansi Doreen – Business Management Officer, BCD
• Bagalana Ronald – Production Officer, Busana Village, Kamuli District, BCD
• Waiswa Ronald – Youth Coordinator, Busana Village, Kamuli District, BCD

Their participation demonstrates Busoga’s commitment to nurturing grassroots leadership and youth-led transformation as part of Uganda’s broader development agenda.

The seminar is part of the ongoing South-to-South cooperation initiatives that have become possible through the deepening ties between Uganda and China. Over the past years, several delegations from Uganda particularly Busoga have benefited from exposure, skills training, and knowledge sharing across different sectors in China.

The Busoga Consortium for Development continues to prioritise opportunities that empower young leaders. Mr Mula Anthony DG BCD has expressed appreciation for China’s consistent support, pledging the Consortium’s readiness to strengthen bilateral cooperation for mutual development.
“We remain committed to preparing a generation of leaders who will drive Busoga and Uganda towards prosperity, self-reliance, and sustainable transformation,” Mr Mula emphasised.

As the training continues, the Ugandan delegation is gaining valuable insights and networks that will contribute directly to community-based initiatives and national development strategies once they return home.

The seminar marks another milestone in the Busoga China partnership, ensuring that young leaders are equipped to turn knowledge into action for the benefit of their communities and Uganda at large.

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