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Rotary brings together people who care about their communities and the world. In our District, you’ll find professionals, entrepreneurs, and visionaries united by service and friendship. If you’re ready to connect, lead, and give back — Rotary is waiting for you.
 
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Rotary District 9213 Governor Gerald Obai joined government and other stakeholders in committing Rotary’s support to Uganda’s upcoming Measles-Rubella (MR) vaccination campaign**, scheduled for 1–5 October 2026.
 
 
Speaking at a high-level stakeholder sensitization meeting convened by the Ministry of Health, Governor Obai pledged to mobilise community leaders and trusted networks within Rotary’s reach to share accurate health information and encourage parents and caregivers to have eligible children vaccinated.
Centenary Bank emerged as the dominant force at the 10th edition of the Rotary 5 Aside Tournament, organized by the Rotary Club of Kiwatule and partners, after its two teams claimed victory in both the Rotary and Corporate categories.
The one-day tournament brought together Rotary, Rotaract and corporate teams in a celebration of football, fellowship and the spirit of service.
In the Rotary category, Rotary Club of Mapeera lifted the trophy after finishing first, taking home UGX 5 million, gold medals and the tournament trophy.
 
 
 
The 15th edition of the Rotary Cancer Run has raised UGX 5.62 billion, surpassing its UGX 5 billion fundraising target and bringing the Rotary Cancer Programme significantly closer to completing the superstructure of the Cancer Treatment Centre at St. Francis Hospital, Nsambya.
The achievement, announced today at the main Cancer Run event at Kololo Ceremonial Grounds, means that the UGX 15 billion target for the superstructure of the Nsambya Cancer Treatment Centre is now fully covered, marking a major milestone in Rotary’s long-term effort to expand access to cancer treatment in Uganda.
The 2026 Cancer Run, held under the theme “Ggwanga Mujje”, brought together thousands of Ugandans in Kampala, across the country and towns around the world, alongside government leaders, corporate partners, Rotarians, Rotaractors, health workers, families and cancer advocates. The campaign had targeted to mobilize 100,000 participants and raise UGX 5 billion towards the completion and equipping of the facility.
 
 
GROWING OUR FAMILY, EDUCATING OUR FUTURE
 
My dear Rotarians, Rotaractors and Friends,

The Rotary year moves swiftly. July and August are now well behind us. Although we still have ten months to go, the speed at which the first two months have flown by is a reminder of how short a year is. This calls upon us to make every day count if we are to realise our goals. Whether it is giving to The Rotary Foundation, implementing a community service project, or growing our membership, let us not miss any opportunity. Being intentional is key.

August and September offer us two powerful opportunities to reflect on who we are and why we exist.

 
 
August reminded us that Rotary is first and foremost about people. Reflecting on our theme, _“Create Lasting Impact,”_ it is clear that to create impact, we must first grow. It was delightful to see many clubs grow their numbers and, more importantly, actively engage their members. A happy membership creates a feed-forward effect — positive energy that makes a club attractive not only to prospective members but also to partners.

I personally welcome all who have joined our Rotary family since the start of this Rotary year. To those who invited and mentored guests, congratulations. To the clubs that have grown, please make it a habit. To those yet to grow, increasing our numbers is the right thing to do.

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Ride the Tide 🌊 | So Much Done, So Much More to Do

The September 2026 edition of The Wave, the official publication of Rotary District 9213, is here!
This edition celebrates the remarkable impact of Rotary across our communities from the milestone achievement of the 2026 Rotary Cancer Run, to advancing Basic Education and Literacy, strengthening BELEP, supporting early childhood development, youth skilling, health, and much more.
As we celebrate how far we have come, we are reminded that our work does not end with every milestone achieved. There are still communities to reach, lives to transform, and dreams to pursue.
We have done so much. There is still so much more to do.
 
 
 
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