Dear neighbours of Nabuur.com I am kindly requesting you to support the fundraising of school fees for orphans of Kireka High School in Uganda. The fundraising website is www.givemeaning.com and the link is given below;
kirekahigh
Even if you don't donate a fee, at least sign up and vote yes so that this project proposal is approved. They need only 100 votes to approve the project so that fundraising can start.
Please let's join hands and help the orphans.

I see several comments on the availability of drip irrigation systems in uganda. A company called "agromax" sells a lovely set with all it takes, ready to build without much knowledge thanks to a clear instruction, for about one million ush per 1/4 acre. They are based in luteete, gayaza road.
For bigger projects the indian company "gentex" based in the industrial area of ntinda, on the jina-side of kampala, has all it takes in wholesale at very competetive prices. There is no need to trouble yourself in the dodgy dungeons of uganda customs service

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I would like to welcome Stanley Okurut to the Altulibabisi village here at Nabuur. Stanley joined us on Wednesday this week. As some of you may know, Stanley is the local representative of the Kapuwai village. You can get to know Stanley more via his profile located here:

http://www.nabuur.com/en/user/stanley-okurut/profile

Stanley we welcome you to the village, please ask if you have any questions.

Kind regards-

Jennifer
Facilitator for Atulibabisi

We had two new volunteers join the Kayole-Soweto project this week. Please join me in welcoming Stanley Okurut from Uganda, who joined us on Tuesday. Stanley is the local representative of the Kapuwai village here at Nabuur. Bramuel and I were very excited to learn of Stanley's project. He serves in the same capacity as Bramuel at a hospital in Uganda. Kapuwai shares many of the same needs that Kayole-Soweto does, so we are hopeful that by collaborating together we may be able to help both projects improve. Stanley's profile can be found here: