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  • Keddi Foundation CEO Keddi Steven gives insights on how to become rich

    Keddi Foundation CEO Keddi Steven gives insights on how to become rich

    During his weekly Live Facebook and YouTube address, CEO Keddi Foundation Hon. Steven Keddi Zuluba gave insights on how to become rich.

    Hon. Keddi Steven said getting rich is very easy. It depends on how you set your mind to it. Don’t despise your job; always set some money aside and invest it.

    He thanked President Yoweri Museveni for giving us an environment to make money and survive. In Uganda, it’s everyone’s right to become rich.

    Keddi Foundation CEO went on to say that humble beginnings define your destination. Even God tastes you during humble times to see how you will manage. Today, young people want to get rich quickly that’s why they start betting.

    “Three things can make you rich. One is saving, two is focus and three is using resources you have. Do you know that with sh50,000, you can buy a charcoal stove, a frying pan, charcoal, Irish potatoes and a few other items, go to the roadside and start frying chips. People will come and buy and you will have enough capital,” he said.

    He said some people have money but they don’t know how to use it. Don’t save your hard-earned money and then just go and spend it or go looking for women; you must use your money wisely.

    He called on people to develop a habit of saving when you get money. Set a goal. Save at least 20% and use the balance. One of the ingredients to become rich is saving. If you don’t save, you are like someone without direction.

    “Some people spend most of their money on alcohol. For such people, it is hard for them to get rich; to be rich, you must have goals and targets. Without goals in life, you can’t make it in life. Even young men; I have seen many who don’t want to work. All they want to do is go to the gym and target single corporate women. The Bible says you must work, whether a man or woman,” he said.

    Hon. Steven Keddi also revealed that this March, Keddi Foundation shall have lots of activities.

    “We are going to go to West Nile, Northern Uganda and Karamoja. Just last week, it was reported that many Karamajongs are dying of hunger. We said we won’t sit back, we must help,” he said.

    The main mission of Keddi Foundation is to serve humanity and this will continue this month in the northern parts of the country.

  • Keddi Foundation extends Humanitarian work to Kasese and Mitoma Districts

    Keddi Foundation extends Humanitarian work to Kasese and Mitoma Districts

    Yesterday, the Keddi Foundation, led by its esteemed CEO, Hon. Dr. Keddi Steven Erick Zuluba marked its second day of philanthropic endeavors, dedicated to the noble cause of humanitarian service in Western Uganda.

    With unwavering commitment, the Foundation team embarked on a poignant journey to Kasese and Mitoma districts, where they had the privilege of meeting and uplifting individuals with disabilities.

    “Our words of encouragement were imbued with a resolute message: never lose hope, and let perseverance be your guiding light in the face of adversity,” Hon. Keddi Steven Zuluba said.

    During their compassionate outreach, they bore witness to the myriad challenges confronting the disabled populace of Western Uganda. Among these adversities, the impediments to mobility and the scourge of neglect stood out prominently. Such trials serve as a sobering reminder of the urgent need for societal reform and inclusive practices.

    Keddi Foundation adamantly denounce any act of maltreatment against persons with disabilities, recognizing the inherent dignity and potential within each individual.

    “In our staunch advocacy for equality, we emphasize that disability transcends arbitrary distinctions and underscores the shared humanity that unites us all. As we draw this day of benevolent service to a close, we take pride in announcing a tangible gesture of support: Keddi Foundation generously gave 2 million shillings to each district,” Hon. Keddi said.

    This financial assistance aims to catalyze the entrepreneurial aspirations of the disabled community, fostering a spirit of self-empowerment and resilience.

    Together, let us champion the principles of compassion, equity, and dignity for all.

  • Keddi Foundation kicks off Western Uganda charity tour in Kyegegwa

    Keddi Foundation kicks off Western Uganda charity tour in Kyegegwa

    Keddi Foundation chief Hon Steven Keddi Zuluba as part of his birthday celebrations, kicked off western tour with charity activities in the beautiful Kyegegwa District in the western part of Uganda, extending his arms of support and love to those in need through his Keddi Foundation.

    As part of the ongoing commitment to making a positive impact, Keddi Foundation CEO Hon. Steven Keddi Zuluba announced his plans to extend his birthday celebrations by spreading joy with refugees in the region. It was a day filled with compassion and solidarity as him and his team stormed the hills of Western Uganda, visiting several refugee camps to offer their support.

    His first stop was at Angle Care School, donating scholastic materials to the pupils. From pens and books to pencils and pads, Keddi Foundation team was thrilled to see the smiles on the faces of the pupils who make up 90% of the refugee population, as they received these much-needed resources.

    But the journey didn’t stop there. After Angle Care School, Keddi Foundation continued their mission by visiting other refugee camps, where they distributed food and other essentials to the locals.

    “It was a humbling experience to witness the resilience and strength of the community in the face of adversity. Today reminded us of the power of unity and compassion. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those who need it most. Thank you to everyone who supports the Keddi Foundation’s mission. Your generosity and kindness truly make the world a better place,” Hon. Keddi Steven Zuluba said.

    The mission of Keddi Foundation which is to serve humanity continues with unwavering dedication!

    After their impactful visit to Angels’ School, where they provided support to over 5000 refugee students, the team set out to another camp where over 2000 vulnerable refugees were in desperate need. Their resilience despite adversity moved Keddi Foundation team deeply.

    “In the face of despair, we offered more than just essentials like food, soap, salt, and pads. We offered hope. We listened, we talked, and together, we changed mindsets. We reminded them that they are not alone, and that brighter days are ahead,” Keddi Foundation team.

    As Keddi Foundation continues its journey this week in Western Uganda, let’s remember the power of compassion and solidarity. Together, we can make a difference.