I have a lot of works that I have been
involved with but have no stable income. Once in a while some people
approach me for tasks and after they are completed I remain redundant. I for
example have published about my former secondary school: St. Mary’s
College Kisubi, and I have works due for printing if only I can get support to
print them; I also started a Community Based Organization by the name of Good
Governance Practice based in Wakiso district. I wrote a number of project
proposals until I resigned with none funded. I then decided to make a
trial to stand for President of Uganda with the hope that once supported
financially; at least I would help improve lives of Ugandans even if I did not
make it as a successful candidate. I used the Internet facility where I
clearly indicated what I wanted to do for the people of Uganda, during that
time before the 2011, I reached my bankers then: Cairo International Bank and
they did not give me any information of funds collected on my behalf, so I did
not contest. Up to now, I believe that the funds were just stolen but I
have no case to make as not less than 4 emails I used that time ended up closed
in unclear circumstances. I tried the second time in 2014 to fundraise
for President of Uganda, this time I used Barclays Bank. Up to now, there is no
shilling I have realized from my effort which I did for not less than 12
months. My biggest problem in both cases is that I did not have an external
account where the Uganda state machinery could not have influence, to – date I
am yet to get one.
I have made some serious applications
for jobs, unfortunately, I have not been considered. A case in point is
when I labored to apply for the position of Executive Director TASO and wanted
to implement innovations as listed below:
I have also come up with an idea under
Uganda Agenda 2021 that can help Uganda’s politics. My innovation is found on the link below:
After all that failed, I realized that
there were a number of companies represented on Facebook that wish to do
business in Uganda. Currently, I am trying an innovation of: A One Stop
Shopping Center in Kampala – Uganda”. If there can be funding for the
undertaking, those companies would have their products at that center and be
able to sale their goods and some with time promise to start making the
products in Uganda once the market is realized.
In the meantime, I have put down my
work on blogs where you can click and have a look at what I have done.
BELOW ARE MY WORKS
ILLUSTRATED:
1. Kituuka Kiwanuka
William’s Biography
Ideas I had for Presidency of Uganda in
2010 are on the link below:
2. The Blog I used to
market myself as a prospect Presidential candidate for 2016
3. Publications by
Kiwanuka Kituuka William
4. Kiwanuka Kituuka
William’s Blogs
5. NAMUTAMBA MUST
DEVELOP (NAMUDE)
6. SOME PROJECT
PROPOSALS WRITTEN BY WILLIAM KITUUKA KIWANUKA
7. CHOGM WORKS BY
KITUUKA
8. THE ONE STOP SHOPPING
CENTER INNOVATION
CURRICULUM
VITAE
Name: William
Kituuka Kiwanuka
Sex: Male
Age: 57 years
Date of birth: 12th
October 1959
District of birth: Wakiso
Postal Address: P.O. Box 2678, Kampala,
UGANDA
Nationality: Ugandan
No. of Children: Four (4)
EDUCATION BACKGROUND
SCHOOL YEARS ACHIEVEMENT
St Mary's College, Kisubi 1974 - 1977 E.A.C.E
St Mary's College, Kisubi 1978 - 1979 E.A.A.C.E
Makerere
University 1980/81 -
1982/83 B.A (Hons) Economics/Rural
Economy
STATEMENT ABOUT MYSELF
I
am hard working, well organized and I communicate well. I am an enthusiastic
team member and co-operative.
WORKING EXPERIENCE
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1.
Good Governance School Clubs (GOGOC) which the
Government of Uganda has taken over and is to implement it as Patriotism
School Clubs.
2.
Induction of Local Government Councils; meant to
impart skills to newly elected councilors.
3.
Training Entrepreneurs for poverty Alleviation
4.
Demystifying Human Rights
5.
Demystifying Computer Skills
6.
Africa Good Governance Training
7.
Kajjansi Communication & Secretarial Centre
8.
Care Hands Outreach Program for people living with
HIV/AIDS and the vulnerable.
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I responded to Development Marketplace 2008 of the
World Bank with a proposal in the name: Enhancing
Productivity and Market for Small Farmers in Ssisa Sub-County.”
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I worked on Electronic Marketing ahead of the
Commonwealth Head of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Uganda in November
2007. I was able to publicize Uganda
through the use of Computer Power Point slides and made publications which
have greatly been circulated locally and internationally via E-mail.
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A Pictorial Presentation of CHOGM 2007
Re-discovers Uganda, Part (one and two) which expose the various
potentialities of Uganda which can be the basis for development and a
potential for exploitation.
CHOGM 2007 Re-discovers Uganda Calendar
(Electronic).
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I was involved in preparations for St. Mary’s
College Kisubi Centenary Celebrations from September 2005 up to the
celebration time (2006).
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Roles performed:
3)
I mobilized Old Boys for the SMACK Centenary
Celebrations and kept them informed of developments via email.
4)
I collected information for the Old Boy’s website.
5)
I worked on the documentation and eventual
registration of SMACKOBA WELFARE COMMUNITY (SMAWELCOM) a company limited by
guarantee.
6)
I developed a 174 page CD on the History of St. Mary’s College Kisubi (1906
– 2006).
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Worked
on the write-up of Namulanda
Technical Institute
project proposal after collecting information from the Ministry of Education
Resource Centre as well as interviewing some people.
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Namulanda
Technical Institute is meant to address the existing problems in technical
training in Uganda. I worked on the
project proposal document up to implementation. Admission is for S4 & S6 leavers in
Motor Vehicle; Plumbing in Tropics; Electric Installation; Carpentry &
Joinery and Bricklaying. It is located
at Kabulamuliro 12 miles Entebbe
Road.
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I wrote Kajjansi
Multi-purpose Tele Centre (KAMUTE) a US
$ 100,000 Proposal.
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This
is a proposal meant to be used by 15 schools in Kajjansi Trading Centre
hinterland so that the students/pupils doing their classes (P.7; S.4 &
S.6) get 2-hour computer classes per week at the center at a minimal cost of
Shs 2,000 per term. The outputs of the
project being that by the time the trainees leave school they are computer
literate and can use the computer skills to get employment or get information
on innovations through the Internet which may help them in developing
innovative ideas for own use in job creation.
The facility is also meant to bring computer services to the community
including the Internet, and also avail badly needed Secretarial Services by
the schools in the area.
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I wrote a project proposal of a Documentation of
Uganda’s Medicinal Plants and what they treat.
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I.
I
wrote a Nutritional Project for Bweya Children’s Home to be able to utilize
available land at the Home for growing own food as food is a big problem.
II.
I
wrote a project proposal in the name of: Designing,
Launching and Publishing a website for Bweya Children’s Home. This was targeted at getting the children’s
circumstances known and hence an appeal for assistance given the
circumstances. This is a US $ 4,216.8
project.
III.
I
drew up a 5-Year Strategic Plan for Bweya Children’s Home 2005 – 2009.
IV.
I
drew Financial Management Guidelines for Bweya Children’s Home.
V.
I
wrote a proposal for staff salaries for Bweya Children’s Home for 2005.
VI.
I
came up with a “Children’s Motivation Project”. This was meant to offer small financial
rewards to children as incentives for better performance as is normally the
case in a home setting. It is also
intended to demystify money so that the children get used to it. It also targets that children should be
able to buy a few items to introduce a spirit of savings among the
children.
VII.
I
wrote “Bweya Children’s Home Community Outreach Project”. This was meant to use Bweya and other
resources to reach out to the community in Namirembe Diocese on 4 thematic
areas using video interaction.
VIII.
I
designed various vouchers for the day to day use at the Home for
accountability.
IX.
I
worked on the Home’s Organization Chart.
X.
I
wrote a proposal for a Clinic to see to better health of the children. This is a US $ 5,113 project.
XI.
I
worked on a one years’ budget for the Children’s Home.
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Among
other things:
1. I helped to work on their
application to DFIDU CSUP for promotion of the Rights of Women within
Namirembe Diocese area of jurisdiction.
(Unfortunately, some required
documents were not attached at submission hence contributing to its failure).
2. I wrote a project proposal:
“Mitigating the Vulnerability to HIV/AIDS of Christian Women in Namirembe
Diocese through the teaching of skills via a video media”.
3.
I
worked on a Brochure for Mothers’ Union Namirembe Diocese.
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I
was part of the Organising Committee Secretariat for American Delegation to
Uganda; February 22nd to March 1st 2004 which saw
members of the Africa – USA International Chamber of Commerce come to Uganda
for the East Africa – America Economic Partnership Trade Mission. The theme of the visit was: “Creating a Sustainable Future for East
Africa in the 21st Century”.
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i.
Making
correspondences to Government Ministries and business
establishments/businessmen.
ii.
Reaching
out to various service providers who were to render services during the visit
of the delegation.
iii.
I
was involved in organizing the Local Investors’ Workshop which was meant to
empower the business community with skills in negotiating business
partnerships.
iv.
I
was involved in the marching of businesses with the members of the visiting
American delegation given the interests of the visitors and the areas of
operation of the business community.
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I
was involved in giving Guidance Sessions in secondary schools as well as selling
Guidance Literature.
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I
lecture to students on careers related matters when called upon.
1) On Sunday 11th
August 2002 I was at Uganda Martyrs' S.S Namugongo for a presentation on
Career Guidance to students from S. 3 to S.6 on their Careers day.
2) In June 2003 I was at
Trinity College Nabingo with a presentation on their Careers day.
3)
In
2004, in the course of 1st term, I was invited to St. Joseph
Naggalama by the Headmistress Mrs. Agnes Nsubuga to address a joint session
of S4 students, the teachers and parents on the topics:
a. Good discipline and
academic excellence are hard earned.
b. The importance of balancing
performance in subjects.
I
used to get literatures on Career Guidance which I would sell to interested
schools.
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I
am founder member of Makerere
University Private Students' Parents' Association (MUPRISPA) Ltd which was started to cater for the welfare of
Private Students at the University in 2001.
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I.
Making
some good input into the Educational Loan Scheme - I personally wrote “A Comprehensive Feasible and Sustainable
Educational Loan Scheme in Uganda." This was written for the
attention of the Ministry of Education to help with ideas as regards a
workable Educational Scheme in Uganda Circumstances.
II.
The
above paper was complimented by another; "Identifying
Clientele for the Educational Loan Scheme and Loan Recovery Measures."
The paper was a response to the Minister of Education and Sports' request to
the public to contribute ideas on safeguards and guarantees for the loan
scheme.
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1. Career Tips Magazine:
I am proprietor and Editor of
Career Tips Magazine concerned with
Career Guidance and Counseling. The Magazine aims at bridging the gap in career
guidance and counseling in Uganda Schools as well as advising on policy.
2. Freelance Journalist
(i)
I made article contributions to a cross section of Uganda
papers, including the Monitor, the New Vision and the defunct ‘the Crusader’.
(ii)
The papers have also
been used in submitting proposals to government. In 1996 I edited the Finance
and Trade newspaper.
(iii)
I
had opportunity to solicit adverts and make article contributions to the Market Place and Finance and Trade papers.
(iv)
I
have had opportunity to interview a number of personalities for different
publications.
(v)
I
was Editor of the Enterprise Magazine
owned by Makerere University Commerce Association and I also solicited adverts
for it.
With funds from Canada, I started a Secondary School by the name
Kajansi College. My strategy of having one class
added per year made the venture expensive and unsustainable. I ended up giving
the undertaking to the Headmistress of Kajjansi Progressive S.S at Lweza on
Entebbe Highway to ensure continuity of the students.
1. I joined Uganda Commercial
Bank as a Trainee Accountant in July 1984. I was posted to UCB Jinja Main
Branch. I had training in the banking hall as well as through courses conducted
by the bank. Departments handled
included: Waste, Bills, Cash, Head Office, Current Accounts and Credit.
2. In 1987, I was transferred to
UCB Kampala Savings Branch as a part of the task force to rectify anomalies in
the bank branch books. Accounts were put right after differences in books got
established. I was involved in the currency exchange exercise. At the branch my
duties involved paying staff salaries and allowances handling petty purchases
and holding the strong room key. In 1987, I was confirmed Branch Accountant and
put in charge of the commercialization of the branch which saw the introduction
of current accounts and a change to UCB Nkrumah from Kampala Savings Branch.
3. Early 1988 I resigned and
went to start Kajansi
College.
5) NAMUTAMBA S.S (JAN 1984 - JULY 1984)
After getting my degree at
Makerere University, I was requested by parents of Namutamba (then in Mubende district)
to help them start Namutamba Secondary School. I assisted them and was first
Headmaster.
I was involved in teaching
and making plans for the school’s future. I left to take up an appointment at
Uganda Commercial Bank as Trainee Accountant.
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