Kakira Secondary School

02/08/2021

UBC TV ,

22/07/2021

Bronsted Lawry

23/10/2020

17/05/2020

And this was 2016. This lady in red is so special.

15/05/2020

This photo reminds of Paul Brandt's quote:

"Don't tell me the sky is the limit when there are footprints on the moon"

07/05/2020

Without doubt, Mariam Yobu is one of the most phenomenal young persons I have seen.

Articulate and consistent.

She is one individual I have seen pushing for her goals despite the loneliness that comes with having to do so alone. As a young person, she is someone you want to connect to, one whose words you can absorb.

Mariam is simple and supernatural.

Happy birthday Mariam.

04/05/2020

The day you plant the seed is not the day you eat the fruit. Be patient.

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30/04/2020

Its a very sad evening in the kss family as we have lost our own brother

May you rest in eternal peace

30/04/2020

We hope these smiles give you hope.


Wash your hands with soap or alcohol based sanitizer and Keep a social distance.

This to will pass.

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27/04/2020

All is well playing for South Sudan – Wani ivan

MONDAY APRIL 27 2020
Daily Monitor

By JACOBS ODONGO SEAMAN
Busoga United midfielder Ivan Wani has put the tough decision he had to make between waiting for his chance with Uganda and getting his international career started with South Sudan behind him.
Wani last year opted to represent his ancestral FA of South Sudan.
“I love being on the pitch,” he says, “it was a difficult decision having to pick between my two countries but I had to make that decision myself.”

The decision came days after then Cranes boss Sebastien Desabre had deemed the pacy winger surplus to requirements for the national U-23.
Then at Maroons, the left-footed utility player had been summoned to the Kobs training camp on November 20, but dropped five days later.

“South Sudan is native to my grandparents but I was born in here and love Uganda because it’s where I have lived all my life,” Wani says.
The South Sudanese FA had been courting Wani for weeks, ironically, seeking his service to help shoot down the Cranes in the Afcon U-23 qualifier. Being dropped from Kobs left him agonising over his international career fate. He consulted variously.
His namesake and Admin-Tororo coach Ivan Wani as well as his first coach in Kakira, Ratib Ofuti, advised him to probe into his soul and weigh what he wants as a footballer.

Either hang in there and wait for a childhood dream, or grab what is on offer. Cranes, Wani reckoned, is no longer in paucity of talent; he would have to wait much longer given he isn’t pushy and does not fight for something he thinks he deserves.
Wani picked South Sudan. In terms of always wanting to be on the pitch, it was the best bet. Busoga United goalkeeper Emmanuel Lubangakene joined Wani to the Bright
Stars crest.
When the coronavirus eases its fury and Caf reschedules games, Wani will face his country of birth in 2021 Afcon qualifier double-header for his first international cap.