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As we have just ended Xmas a few days without having blizzard winters here in Toronto as the weather was like spring, but across the globe in the Pearl of Africa the weather was good and no major reported incidences during the Xmas festivals. 2018, has been so good for Roperfree with recognitions of our efforts to fight malaria with other organizations in common goals as Roperfree. Ferrying fight malaria campaigns have had some challenges with Roperfree brand products; Mosquito Repellents and Aromatherapy we are offering as new products on the market, intensive product knowledge had to be established plus aggressive ground malaria sensitization campaigns which transformed many people in Uganda. Roperfree throughout this year of 2018 has received overwhelming support from many organizations, created to fight malaria such as; National Malaria Control Program of Uganda up to top of all, the Malaria President’s Initiative with a response letter from

Published by Roperfree As Uganda is celebrating for the newly crowned Miss World Africa who has been criticized by Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni for “wearing Indian hair” Tweeted a photo with fellow Ugandan Quinn Abenakyo shortly after her pageant win, he said "we must show African beauty in its natural form"  Asked what the President meant by "Indian hair", his senior press secretary. Don Wanyama told the BBC reporter: "Just look at the photo and you will see the type of hair. It's an unnatural wig; he was saying she should wear her natural hair." It is such a Xmas gift for entire Uganda and Santa has come early to the Pearl of Africa. Did you know that one half of the world's population lives in areas at risk of   malaria ?  Approximately 214 million people become infected each year. 15 countries accounted for 80% of malaria cases and 78% of deaths in 2017; 89% cases and 91% of deaths,moreover, occurred in sub Saharan Af

Published by Roperfree As the we are living in the dynamic World, across the globe in Kampala, have witnessed the official handover of Jennifer Musisi from KCCA today on December 14, 2018 which she has served for more than 7 and half years during her tenure as Executive Director of Kampala City Council Authority she has work hard for the city transformation and in regards to fighting malaria, she has done marvelous job in upgrading the KCCA medical facilities, encouraging free mosquito distribution bed nets and repellents, make trenches to stop stagnant waters and cover most of the pot holes where mosquito breed. Most of the Sub-Saharan Africa countries have Anopheles mosquitoes which are active during nighttime, dawn and dusk that transmit malaria in humans.  Because dusk comes between daytime and nighttime, mosquito activity across species tends to be highest during this time.  Malaria is still number one killer disease in the country and very costly to treat when

As a high burden of malaria is a key challenge to both human & economic development namely; health, social & economic, Roperfree repellent oils are providing solutions which were not there before as life savior to reduce malaria burden and to preserve human beings who create wealth & development of the nation.     On other hand, Roperfree Aromatherapy is healing oil and one the Charismatic Catholic father in Toronto was suggesting to be branded as St. Raphael oils because of its healing potent while basing from our customer’s reviews and testimonials. Many people who have used Roperfree Aromatherapy, each one has a story to tell from Uganda and around the globe; healing from various skin problems, joint pains, muscle pains and used as sunscreen.    St. Raphael is an archangel for healing and respected in some religious denominations such as; Christians, Jewish and Moslem religions. Roperfree Brand Products are versatile oils & affordabl