Monthly Archives: July 2017

The maize harvesting process continues still, at the moment a hired cone cob removing machine is doing its job. The activity of cone removal is probably continuing for a day and then the  next process will take place.

  A lot of fun is going on at Don Bosco CALM especially in the areas of acrobatics. The boys are learning new skills and new games. The boys can now ride the single-tyre bikes. They have really taken passion and interest in learning and now about elven boys are able to ride them. Very soon these boys will be […]

At the entrance of Harriss International

On the 14^th of July, our pupils together with their teachers and social workers had their study tour at three different destinations. The awaited day dawned with a good and favorable weather. At about 7:30AM everyone was ready to start on with the journey to Harriss International, the first destination.

“What you are today, I was yesterday; what I am today, you will be tomorrow” The saddest ceremony of escorting our brother to his final resting place ended well though in tears. Our condolence message goes to the bereaved. Different eulogies were held from different people who talked about the humility and love for God of our loved boy. He […]

  Rest in Peace Stephen Tumukunde. On the night of 11th Tuesday, our lovely boy Stephen passed on. It was sudden news to everyone! Let us Pray for his soul. Today we are going to have a requiem Mass at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Catholic Parish, Bombo Namaliga at 11:00AM. After the Holy Eucharist, we are to escort our […]

  “Think of the special talents you have. Are you good with computers? Do you like to care for animals? Are you a good cook? Can you paint? Those special talents are important. You can use those talents to help others. So be generous with your talents! Start to share them. Think of the ways your talents can help others. […]

Pupils writing the exams   Examination confidence leads to success   The early morning of yesterday marked the beginning of midterm examinations for our pupils. The day was started with a school assembly were the pupils sung the Uganda national anthem, said a word of prayer, briefed by the teachers and later blessed by the priest. By the end of […]

Part of the harvested garden In the previous articles wrote about “maize seen at a mature stage” where we went ahead to show hopes of our maize getting ready for harvest. Surely, we can lose all things in this world but not hope. Our hope has brought us to the harvest of our maize. The harvest is really much and […]

Matooke Matooke is the staple food for Buganda and therefore it would shameful finding a family without a banana plantation however small a plot of land that contains this family. Matooke makes a complete diet for most of the parties and other functions. Holding that constant, Baganda can prove it that Matooke can go well with all the kinds of […]