Browsing by Author "Nasasira, Roland D."

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    Driven by the desire to help out the needy.
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-11-16) Nasasira, Roland D.
    Racheal Kanyonyozi is Senior Six student at Lugoba High School in Lugoba village, Wakiso district. For six years Kanyonyozi and other students have been drawing water from a rusty borehole at the corner of their dormitory until recently its inability to sufficiently serve them notwithstanding.
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    Florence Makada's decade at the wheel of motorcare.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-01) Nasasira, Roland D.
    In the male-dominated automotive sector in Uganda, Florence Sempebwa Makada occupies a singular position as the only woman heading an automotive dealership. As she marks decade as Managing Director (MD) of Motorcare Uganda in March, her journey reflects a strategic blead of financial discipline, people centric leadership and a commitment to reshaping the industry's gender landscape.
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    Lent starts with call for peace, repentance
    (Daily monitor, 2016-02-11) Nasasira, Roland D.
    The Lent period began yesterday with the marking of Ash Wednesday, the start of 40-days of fasting and repentance. Christians all over the world gathered in prayer at their various places of worship to mark the start of the period Jesus Christ spent in the desert fasting before he was crucified to save mankind.
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    Minister Cheptoris' 48kg weight loss journey.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-27) Nasasira, Roland D.
    After years of unhealthy eating habits and related health complications, Water and Environment Minister Sam Cheptoris says he has transformed his lifestyle through strict dietary changes, medical treatment and a cleaner living environment, leading to a 48-kilogram weight loss.
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    Why you should not drive beyond set speed limit.
    (Sunday Monitor, 2017-12-17) Nasasira, Roland D.
    Most roads lead out of Kampala are designed with particular speed limits beyond which you should not drive. It could be one that recommends not driving above, say 50 kilometres. They are positioned in different places, with a red or black line running through them from one edge of the sign post to the other.