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Airtel Uganda hands over UGX 70 million from the Kabaka Run to Kitovu hospital

BigEyeUg3By BigEyeUg3July 16, 2016
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Airtel Uganda has handed over the proceeds that were collected during the Kabaka Birthday Run to contribute towards the fight against Fistula.

This was at the handover ceremony held at the Buganda palace in Mengo and attended by the Airtel Uganda team led by Mr. Anwar Soussa, the Managing Director and the Buganda kingdom team led by Katikiro Charles Peter Mayigga.

Speaking at the handover ceremony, Mr. Soussa said, “We are so honored and proud to partner with the Buganda Kingdom as they fight to put an end to fistula.”

“This partnership is Airtel’s commitment to improving women’s health and creating viable solutions in the Ugandan health sector,” he added.

Omubenjja Joan Nassolo(Centre) hands over a Ugx 70 million cheque to leaders of Kitovu hospital to help in fight against Fistula  as Airtel MD Anwar Soussa (2nd  left) looks on at Bulange Mengo.
Omumbejja Joan Nassolo(centre) hands over a Ugx 70 million cheque to leaders of Kitovu hospital to help in fight against Fistula as Airtel Uganda MD Anwar Soussa (2nd left) looks on at Bulange Mengo.

Sr. Mary Gorret Namulya, head of Kitovu hospital thanked Airtel Uganda for their overwhelming support and promised to ensure all the funds are put to good use in this fight.

Buganda Kingdom Katikiro, Owek Peter Mayiga thanked Airtel Uganda for their support in this fight and praised them for saving the mothers of the nation.

“I call upon all women, to immediately seek medical attention when they see signs of fistula and not be embarrassed by it,” he concluded.

Airtel Uganda has so far handed over more than 150 million shillings to Kitovu Hospital for this noble cause.

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