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The Kabaka Foundation is proud to be part of the district dialogue -Wakiso on the role of local government in the productive use of solar in agricultural value chains. The dialogue was organized and hosted by ACODE and Heifer on April 10, 2025 at Floral hotel, Wakiso.

The Kabaka Foundation concluded a successful meeting with nearly 400 farmers from Kasanje and Nsangi, focusing on modern agricultural technology and solar energy to enhance production and food security. The event, attended by Honorable Hajji Hamis Kakomo, Minister for Agriculture, Cooperatives, and Trade, and Omuk. Kaggwa Ndagala, Executive Director of the Kabaka Foundation, emphasized the importance of cooperatives and sustainable agriculture. The meeting also highlighted the DREEM hub project’s model farm in Busiro, aimed at providing hands-on training for farmers, aligning with the foundation’s mission to support poverty alleviation, education, and cultural preservation in Buganda.

The Kabaka Foundation participated in a hands-on training on the productive use of solar energy organized by Heifer International Uganda & Joint Energy and Environment Projects (JEEP) and JEEP offices on Gayaza. During the training, we explored and learnt from clean innovations at JEEP like solar powered dryers, cold storage, irrigation systems and several clean cooking solutions.

Advocating for these sustainable practices in Buganda will boost agricultural production, prevent spoilage and enhance food security while preserving the earth!

The Kabaka Foundation participated in the National Dialogue on the Productive use of solar in agricultural value chains organized by Heifer International and ACODE at Imperial Royale Hotel in Kampala.

Omutaka Augustin Kizito Mutumba, representing the Kabaka, officiated the closing ceremony of the Tubeere Balamu Health Camp in Busiro, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to serve. He emphasized the importance of practicing basic health habits, including personal hygiene, stressing that good health begins with individual responsibility. Omutaka Mutumba encouraged the Kabaka’s subjects to prioritize their well-being.

Omutaka Mutumba toured the camp, visiting the health stations and appreciating the partnering health institutions for their exceptional services. He commended the health teams for their outstanding work.

Omutaka Mutumba was accompanied by the Executive Director of the Kabaka Foundation, Omuk. Kaggwa Edward Ndagala, Owek. Charles Kiberu, the Busiro chief, Omutaka Samson Nabbimba, Head of the Kinyomo Clan, Rev. Father Lawrence Kanyike of St. Joseph’s Catholic Parish in Kyengera, and other members of the clergy.

The Tubeere Balamu Health Camp in Busiro has provided free medical services to thousands, promoting health and wellness in the community, as directed by the Kabaka.