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The convention culminates in a spectacular after party, giving all attendees including VIPs, an opportunity to relax, un-wind, mingle and enjoy the rich cultural diversity of Uganda. Celebrating cultural exchange and diversity and to promote community cohesion is the guiding theme as the gala showcases and helps to preserve Uganda’s cultural traditions.

Uganda Convention UK’s vision is to harness the tremendous skills, expertise and knowledgebase of the Ugandan Diaspora with a view to promote socio-economic and infrastructural development back in Uganda. Uganda Convention provide a platform for exchanges of views and networking to Ugandan Diasporas on matters of common interest and concern to them. Also help the Government of Uganda to better understand and appreciate the expectations of Ugandan Diasporas community from the land of their ancestors and more importantly, acknowledge the important role played by them in Uganda’s efforts to acquire its rightful place in the comity of nations.

The convention culminates in a spectacular after party, giving all attendees including VIPs, an opportunity to relax, un-wind, mingle and enjoy the rich cultural diversity of Uganda. Celebrating cultural exchange and diversity and to promote community cohesion is the guiding theme as the gala showcases and helps to preserve Uganda’s cultural traditions.

The convention culminates in a spectacular after party, giving all attendees including VIPs, an opportunity to relax, un-wind, mingle and enjoy the rich cultural diversity of Uganda. Celebrating cultural exchange and diversity and to promote community cohesion is the guiding theme as the gala showcases and helps to preserve Uganda’s cultural traditions.

The convention culminates in a spectacular after party, giving all attendees including VIPs, an opportunity to relax, un-wind, mingle and enjoy the rich cultural diversity of Uganda. Celebrating cultural exchange and diversity and to promote community cohesion is the guiding theme as the gala showcases and helps to preserve Uganda’s cultural traditions.

One Man’s week by John Nagenda has been hitting Newspaper headlines for the last over 20 years. But in August this year, the author who is also a Senior Advisor on Media and Public Relations to the President of Uganda, Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, chose to elevate One Man’s Week to a whole deferent level of having it Published into a book. The book carries several columns presented under relevant themes to give a well guided read. Published by TFK-Luminary led by Frank Kabushenga, the book was successfuly launched in London over the weekend ( September 14th) during the 9th UK Uganda Trade and Investment Convention at Troxy arena, Lime House London. The Launch was graced with many high dignitaries from both Uganda and UK, including the Vice President Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi, Ministers Irene Muloni, Betty Kamya and Major Edith Nakalema. The book will be available at Amazon, TFK Luminary website and at Aristoc book stores in Uganda.

Great appreciation to the Convention Chairman Mr William Mutenza and Team for the opportunity to host the launch amidst a tight program.