Tailoring Project Graduation

The video below is the graduation ceremony for several women in the CALU tailoring project in Migyera. This project was started in 2013. Most of the women in the project are mothers of our children and have never gone to school. To have a graduation ceremony and for them to be able to wear caps and gowns is an important symbol of achievement for these women. 

Everyone at CALU is so very proud of all the graduates and women in the tailoring project!

ST LAWRENCE SCHOOL MIGYERA HOSTS THE KABAKA

It was a ground-breaking ceremony on 2nd May 2015 when St Lawrence Primary School in Migyera hosted The Kabaka of Buganda, Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II (King of Buganda Kingdom) and the Katikiro of Buganda Charles Peter Mayiga (Prime Minister of Buganda). Buganda is the largest of the traditional kingdoms in present-day Uganda, comprising all of Uganda's Central Region including the Ugandan capital Kampala.

The King was launching the “Amasaza Cup”. This is a football competition between different counties that make up Buganda Kingdom. The match was between Buruuli County and Buleemezi County.  Buruuli County, where Migyera belongs, emerged as the winner.











































The photos above show Kabaka’s arrival at St Lawrence Primary School Migyera, On his right hand side is the Katikiro of Buganda.

The photos below show the Kabaka opening up the “Amasaza Cup” league.



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The King planted a memorial mango tree at the St. Lawrence Primary School.  This served as a sign to the community of Migyera to practice reforestation to stabilize climate since Migyera is a semi-arid area.

 The Kabaka waters the tree he planted at the St. Lawrence Primary School.








































It was such a happy day and the St. Lawrence children displayed their singing talent in front of a big crowd and above all, in the presence of the King. The school was credited for the good academic performance and developing children’s singing talent.

The photo below shows St Lawrence students entertaining the King.


“WANGAALA AYII SSABASAJJA KABAKA”


Long Live the King of Buganda