As a Rotary International Director, Katongole will champion the organization's core values of service, fellowship, diversity, and integrity. He is committed to fostering collaboration among Rotarians, inspiring young people, and addressing global challenges. With his visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to service, Katongole is poised to make a lasting impact on Rotary International and the world.
As Uganda prepares to conclude its chairmanship of the Group of 77 and China this year, Ayebare emphasised the significance of COP 29 in Baku, where crucial decisions on climate change funding will be made.
An unidentified assailant armed with an AK-47 rifle shot and killed Mario Lotyang Lokaino, a resident of Kethimer village.
In South Africa similar patterns are evident. Nelson Mandela, though widely celebrated for his reconciliation efforts, also had a childhood marked by the trauma of colonialism and apartheid. Mandela’s early experiences of witnessing the violent enforcement of apartheid policies contributed to his resilience and determination to fight for justice. However, the trauma also left deep emotional scars, influencing his stoic demeanour and uncompromising stance during the anti-apartheid struggle.
