Friday, April 13, 2012

THE KATIKIIRO OF BUGANDA IN HIS 2nd TERM HAS THE CHALLENGE TO SEE THAT THE PEOPLE’S LOVE FOR KABAKA AND THE INSTITUTION IS HARNESSED INTO DEVELOPMENT

The Administration at Mengo has one big advantage which when harnessed is a big driving force to see people mobilized for development, this is the love for their King and the readiness to do what he preaches. This is a very good starting point to see people who are locked up into poverty slowly but steadily get out of that unfortunate state of affairs. Buganda has the potential to build a powerful social infrastructure that can reach the people and mobilize them for better production. This however calls for organizing the marketing infrastructure of whatever can be produced. The kingdom’s recognition of the role technical education can play in empowerment is in the right direction.
William Kituuka Kiwanuka
HIS HIGHNESS KABAKA RONALD MUTEBI’S BIRTHDAY 57th CROWDS NEED TO BE MOBILIZED INTO A DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE FOR BETTERMENT OF THE PEOPLE












THE CHALLENGES OF KATIKIIRO WALUSIMBI IN HIS 2nd TERM OF OFFICE































Thursday, April 12, 2012

FELLOW OLD BOYS OF SMACK I HAVE FAILED TO GET CLEARANCE TO BE ABLE TO REPORT ABOUT KABAKAS 57th BIRTHDAY AT THE SCHOOL

It is sad, but true that my efforts to be able to report the events at St. Mary’s College Kisubi during the 57th Birthday of His Highness Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II have flopped. The security detail is such that one without a card has simply to forget. I was at SMACK 75 Road by 7.00am and below is the image I took shortly after.

I was also able to take some other few photos as are seen below. The Police later caught up with me. I tried to explain to them who I am, but they told me that the instructions they were implementing were such that all the guests must have invitation cards. My last resort was to send an sms to Brother Bukenya, unfortunately, he was not picking my phone. I resorted to an sms, however, it is 8.36am and I have not had a response from Brother Bukenya.






I am most grateful to the support by Dr. George Herman Kkolokolo who has always sacrificed to see my works supported, and many times he has made valuable contribution. Thank you so much Doctor for the big heart for your school.
God bless you dear OB’s
DUC IN ALTUM
WILLIAM KITUUKA KIWANUKA
1974 – 1979
LOURDEL HOUSE

ST. MARY'S COLLEGE KISUBI WELCOMES HIS HIGHNESS KING MUTEBI ON THE OCCASION OF HIS 57th BIRTHDAY


On the occasion of celebrating His Highness Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II’s Birthday at St. Mary’s College Kisubi, Kisubi Catholic Parish is most grateful to the Kingdom of Buganda for the 41/2 square miles of land donated, which is the basis of developments which range from academic and vocational establishments including a University, to a Hospital in the name of Kisubi Hospital not forgetting Marianum Press, the Gogonya Sisters, the Brothers of Christian Instruction and Kisubi Seminary.
Your Highness, Kisubi Parish is committed to putting the land as donated to good use for the development of Buganda and Uganda at large.
We are most grateful.

Brother Edward Bukenya receiving trophies for the Sports Day from MTN

Guests at the SMACK Sports Day. Holding the microphone is Prof. Kirumira, next in a white cassock is the only 1st African Headmaster of SMACK – Brother Anthony Kyemwa and to the right in a white shirt with SMACK logo is Brother Edward Bukenya Head teacher SMACK

Three Houses can clearly be seen by their colours: Lourdel (Green), Kiwanuka (Blue) and Kakooza (Yellow) –n the Sports Day.

Kakooza House took the trophy for the SMACK 2011 Inter House competitions

Boxes holding Mineral Water as donated to SMACK by Rwenzori Bottling Company

The Sprite Slam Function at SMACK

The SMACK 2011 Hockey team

The SMACK 2011 Junior Basket Ball team

The SMACK 2011 Junior Rugby Team

A Group photograph with The Chief Guest on the Swearing in of new prefects

Mugwanya House - Champions of Music Dance & Drama 2011


SMACK BOYS AT MUSIC DANCE AND DRAMA

The 2011 Senior Six students after Mass for blessings prior to the final UNEB examinations

The 2011 Senior Four students after Mass prior to their final UNEB examinations

Students of the Higher School in a Foods and Nutrition Practical lesson

FOOD AS PREPARED BY THE BOYS IS READY FOR EATING

THE COMPUTER LABORATORY EXTENSION

The Outer view of the new Dinning Hall


THE INSIDE OF THE NEW DINING HALL

THE VIP TABLE ON ST. MARY'S COLLEGE KISUBI OLD BOY'S ASSOCIATION RE-UNION DAY. DR. SEZIBERA SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY, VICE PRESIDENT HON. EDWARD SSEKANDI, THE KATIKIIRO OF BUGANDA ENGINEER J. B. WALUSIMBI (Jr)

ARCHITECT SSENTOOGO AND DR. RAMA MAKUZA AT THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE ST. MARY'S COLLEGE KISUBI OLD BOY'S ASSOCIATION DURING WHICH DR. MAKUZA HANDED OVER TO A NEW EXECUTIVE

SMACKOBA NEW EXECUTIVE

Tarmacking the walkways

I MAY NOT GET A CARD TO ENTER SMACK GATE FOR KABAKA'S BIRTHDAY BUT...

I have tried to request for a card to be able to enter St. Mary's College Kisubi gate for His Highness Kabaka Mutebi's 57th Birthday, however, it is getting to a time when I imagine that there may not be a card for me. However, my works talk volumes for themselves, may be none of the invited guests has as much work on his/her blog in favour of the Mengo establishment as I do have. I am an authority on the History of St. Mary's College Kisubi, and have published this work on my blog. That may be the justice we can expect on planet earth.
William Kituuka Kiwanuka

It is getting hot at St. Mary’s College Kisubi as work has started erecting the structures which will serve as shelters when His Highness Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II, the Kabaka of Buganda is hosted for his 57th Birthday at SMACK Campus. However, it will not be free entry into the School compound, one is required to have an invitation card. I have been reliably informed that those who will be out of the gate shall see the function from huge screens.
William Kituuka Kiwanuka.

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Ziika Forest opposite Kisubi Savio School has 186 birds from 27 different species


Ziika forest is among the smallest central forest reserve that is situated along Entebbe-Kampala highway. The forest is under the management of the communities around with help from UNDP and GEF. It is one of the Grey Parrots breeding sites known in Uganda. A breeding ground for butterflies has also been established at the site. To ease nature walks in the forest, a variety of trails have been established. This has been complimented by construction of the scenery/bird viewing tower. A spell at the Ziika Forest will leave you breathless, a quiet kind of place, home to red tailed and grivet monkeys, lots of trees, butterflies and birds.

Dranzoa, C. 1997. The survival of under storey birds in the Tropical Rainforest of Ziika. Ostrich 68 (2–4): 68–71.
The forests at the shores of Lake Victoria had considerable attention from researchers during the 1970s. Ziika forest is one of the many small forest fragments that fringe the northern part of the lake. This 12 ha forest is surrounded by different habitats, giving it the appearance of a terrestrial ‘island’. Birds were first ringed here from September 1970-July 1972. A follow-up was made in 1988–89, during which 186 birds from 27 different species were ringed. Five years later, survival rates were found to be significantly higher than the expected. Some species appeared to survive better than others. There are various assumptions made in estimating survival rates of under storey birds.

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APART FROM THE STUDENTS, IT WILL BE ONLY THOSE WITH INVITATION CARDS THAT WILL ENTER SMACK GATE FOR THE 57th BIRTHDAY OF KABAKA MUTEBI


It is getting hot at St. Mary’s College Kisubi as work has started erecting the structures which will serve as shelters when His Highness Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II, the Kabaka of Buganda is hosted for his 57th Birthday at SMACK Campus. However, it will not be free entry into the School compound, one is required to have an invitation card. I have been reliably informed that those who will be out of the gate shall see the function from huge screens.
William Kituuka Kiwanuka.