These devout women warmly welcomed Dr. Bavuga as she spoke of Bavuga Empowerment Initiative at Our Lady of Angels Catholic Church, Taylor Michigan.
Their encouragement, prayers and songs inspire us as we go forth to serve others.
Women of Prayer
Ankole cattle are common in Rwanda and Uganda. Known for their long, distinctive horns, they are revered, with some calling them "Cattle of Kings and Presidents.”
These cattle play a central role in African culture, ceremonies, and even reflect social status, symbolizing prosperity and wealth.
Humming and dancing, Dr. Bavuga and her group celebrate the milk, meat, and leather provided by these regal beasts, all vital for daily life in African villages.
Dr. Joan Bavuga discusses the importance of involving the Ministry of Education
in plans for Uganda’s economic development.
Dr. Bavuga discusses how poor infrastructure in rural districts impacts tourism and thus economic development.
Dr. Bavuga participates in the Q & A session, addressing the importance of Education, Infrastructure and Tourism to Uganda’s economic development in rural districts and Uganda at large.
December 15, 2024 Kampala, Uganda
Dr. Joan Bavuga launches Bavuga Empowerment Initiative with friends, family and community leaders in attendance. She shared the non-profit’s mission and project proposals, including
Bavuga Empowerment Initiatives
EDUCATION
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
December 15, 2024 was the 4th anniversary of John N Bavuga’s passing.
