L-R; Ms. Mabel Kemigisa, Owek. Prof. Hajj. Twaha Kaawaase, Ms. Valentine Katayike, Mr Rogers Mwine, Prof. Moses Muhwezi, Ms. Christine Nanyombi Mubiru, Assoc. Prof. Rachel Mindra Katoroogo, Mr. Amos Bright and Mr. Disio Abiriga cutting cake to celebrate the Annual MUBSASA Festival

Owek. Prof. Hajji. Twaha Kigongo Kaawaase was the esteemed guest of honor at the MUBSASA 4th Annual Festival, dubbed Lumba, held at Maya Nature Resort along the Kampala–Masaka Road.

Owek. Prof. Hajj. Twaha Kaawaase addressing Staff at the festival

The one-day event featured a rejuvenating nature walk, high-energy team-building games, and a spectacular evening of Dubai-style dancing waters, campfire moments, and live band performances. The festival brought together MUBS administrative staff for a day filled with engaging activities, laughter, and renewed camaraderie, making it a highlight on the association’s calendar.

MUBS Principal, Prof. Moses Muhwezi, joined the celebrations and used the occasion to emphasize key institutional values. In his address, he highlighted the importance of teamwork, job satisfaction, and delivering timely services to students. He urged staff to remain fair and objective in their duties and reassured them of his commitment to fairness and equity across all levels. Prof. Muhwezi also reaffirmed that staff promotions were underway, bringing much excitement to the administrative community.

Prof. Muhwezi also announced that staff promotions were underway, bringing much excitement to the administrative community

Owek. Prof. Kaawaase, in his remarks, thanked the organizers for extending the invite and encouraged staff to always participate in such activities as they improve teamwork and foster performance.

Dean of the Faculty of Commerce, Assoc. Prof. Rachel Mindra Katoroogo, who also doubles as Chairperson RBS, graced the occasion and, in her remarks, underscored the importance of such events for staff.

The Chief Human Resources, Ms. Christine Nanyombi Mubiru, applauded the high turnout and reiterated the significance of such events in enhancing teamwork and staff morale. She emphasized how informal gatherings like the Lumba Festival build bonds that reflect positively in the workplace.

Speaking on behalf of sponsors, Mr. George William Mugerwa, who represented MUBS SACCO, encouraged staff to remain diligent, take advantage of SACCO products, and cultivate a culture of saving and retirement planning.

As the day came to a close under the night sky lit with joy and music, the spirit of unity and positivity echoed throughout the venue. The Chairperson of MUBSASA pledged to continue raising the bar for future festivals

Chairperson of the Organizing Committee, Mr. Bright Amos, extended heartfelt gratitude to the event sponsors, including Capital Shoppers, MUBS SACCO, and Naya Stores, for their generous support.

He thanked all participants for embracing the event in large numbers and reminded colleagues of the importance of upholding the institution’s dress code and avoiding the blending of personal business with official responsibilities.

As the day came to a close under a night sky lit with joy and music, the spirit of unity and positivity echoed throughout the venue.

The Chairperson of MUBSASA, Mr. Rodgers Mwine pledged to continue raising the bar for future festivals, ensuring that the annual festival remains a cherished tradition on the MUBSASA calendar.

At the event, MUBASA was represented by General Secretary Patience Martha and Moreen Mukhodha, as well as members of the support staff.