ROPERFREE BRAND PRODUCTS

By Roperfree Roperfree Brand Products are becoming one of the best essential oils to fight malaria, rheumatism and skin diseases globally. The products are popular in UK, USA, Canada, South Africa, Congo and Rwanda , thanks for the e-commerce and social media platforms such as; Instagram, Face Book, Twitter, Pinterest, Whats-App, YouTube, Blogger, which have been so fundamental in Roperfree marketing strategies by causing awareness and product knowledge to reach out the target market.   As we celebrate the two and half years since inception of Roperfree Brand Products, we have managed to reach out 100,000 population audience and half of that have turned to be Roperfree customers.  According to the statistic compiled for the last 18 months, the increased in demand of Roperfree Brand Products could have been attributed from many reasons such as; safe herbal growing in natural soils with no chemicals or pesticides attached, the herbs are not sprayed but allowed to grow

By Roperfree The World Health Organization estimates that between 2000 and 2015, the rate of new malaria cases declined by 37 percent globally and malaria deaths fell by 60 percent, with 6.2 million lives saved. Three quarters of those gains can be attributed to interventions such as insecticide-treated bed nets and indoor spraying for mosquitoes. But those interventions are only designed to work indoors. While there has been such great progress in malaria control programs which is still hard to eliminate to zero without the availability of new intervention tools such as; Roperfree mosquito repellents. According to Roperfree research findings conducted during malaria sensitization campaigns, discovered the need to focus on human behavior instead of solely on mosquito behavior. Roperfree research study analyzed data from 62 in-depth interviews with community members, medical workers, supermarket attendants and community/religious leaders cond

Published by Roperfree Mukwano (friendship) and his real name is Karmali started from humble background born in Bukandula- Gomba near the birth place of my mom – Gomba Nsavu about 87 years ago and his parent s w e re from Indian who came under the British to build Uganda railways when Uganda was under British protectorate. In 1972 when Amin had just been in power for one year he expelled Ugandan Indians into exile and Mukwano did not leave the country but decided to hide himself with assistance of his friends and when the smoke died down in 1980’s he rebuilt his businesses. I happened & privileged to know Mukwano in person when I was a young child helping out in my dad’s store with my siblings and as we all started work when we were young emulating the Indian style of doing business. Mukwano had a textiles shop selling fabrics on Luwumu Street and next to his shop was Ndembe textiles of Karim Hirji as our father had the same type of business on