About Our Club
Serving Communities Along Entebbe Road Corridor
The Rotary Club of Namasuba (RCN) brings together active professionals, local business leaders, and dedicated volunteers residing and working along the Entebbe Road Corridor in Uganda.
Our Club Legacy
Chartered in 2017, the club has celebrated 9 leadership installations. We highlight diversity and inclusion in our core values, conspicuously evidenced by our history of installing four distinguished Lady Presidents: PAG Susan Ssamula, CMP Hajat Rehema Ndagire, Outgoing President Rtn. Sophie Musiitwa, and Incoming President Rtn. Rosemary Nakasinde Mutanda.
We are part of Rotary International District 9214. Collaborating closely with neighboring chapters and international partners, we dedicate our time and resources to executing hands-on community projects that leave a lasting impact.
Messages from Rotary Leaders
"Leadership in Rotary is not about position; it is about responsibility, continuity, and action. Every installation marks a fresh opportunity to renew our commitment to service and to ask ourselves a simple but powerful question: what lasting impact shall we create? For 2026–2027, our presidential message is Create Lasting Impact. Let us lead with courage, innovation, and purpose."
Olayinka “Yinka” Hakeem Babalola
Rotary International President, 2026–2027Values & Operating Framework
Rotary is a global network of members working together to exchange ideas and take action. At the cornerstone of the Rotary Club of Namasuba are our core guiding values, operationalized through the Avenues of Service, the Rotary Core Values, and the 4-Way Test.
Decisions Must Be Guided strictly by Club Bylaws
"Club bylaws are not merely procedural documents; they are the operating framework. Adherence to agreed procedures safeguards the club from arbitrariness, internal conflict, and division, promoting unity, continuity, and institutional integrity."
— Past President Conrad Kizito
Rotary Leadership Institute (RLI) & Continuous Learning
We remain deeply committed to leadership development and education. Many club officers, including Executive Secretary Henry Magandazi Seguya, actively graduate from the Rotary Leadership Institute cohorts, gaining practical skills in collaborative development and mentorship.
This dedication to training and engagement was celebrated during the 101st District Conference, where RCN was awarded **2nd Runner Up** in Learning Centre member engagement and participation.
District Award for Learning & Participation
Special recognition to AG Joseph Lwevuze and Rtn. Richard Mayega for earning the most certificates from the Rotary Learning Centre.
Our Key Service Areas
We implement sustainable projects targeting community growth and critical health needs.
Peacebuilding & Conflict Prevention
Fostering dialogue, understanding, and goodwill by bringing neighbors, youth, and partner clubs together across the Entebbe Road Corridor.
Disease Prevention & Treatment
Bringing critical healthcare closer to communities via annual joint medical camps at Ndejje Health Centre IV, blood donation drives, and polio immunizations.
Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
Improving hygiene and clinical safety by funding and piping clean water directly to St. Luke's Health Centre III.
Maternal & Child Health
Supporting vulnerable mothers and infants by upgrading neonatal care facilities and local maternal wards.
Basic Education & Literacy
Empowering young minds by re-roofing school blocks, distributing books, and setting up computer labs at St. Elizabeth Primary School.
Community Economic Development
Building local capacity and supporting sustainable livelihoods for women and youth in the communities we serve.
Protecting the Environment
Battling deforestation and environmental degradation through tree planting drives like our project in Mpigi district.