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Uganda is Almost Ebola Free Country According to the Minister of Health Dr. Chris Byaromunsi

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By Roperfree  Roperfree is engaging the Canadian government and the government of Uganda to remove travel restrictions placed on Uganda because of the May 2026 Ebola outbreak in Congo and spilled into Uganda with fewer cases which have been contained. History of the Ebola Virus The Ebola virus derives its name from the Ebola River in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, formerly known as Zaire. When the virus was first discovered and isolated during the 1976 outbreak, researchers chose to name it after the Ebola River rather than the village of Yambuku, where the outbreak occurred. According to the National Library of Medicine, this decision was made to avoid stigmatizing the local community. The disease first raised international alarm after Myriam Louis Ecran, a 42 year old Belgian nursing sister working at Yambuku Mission, died while caring for patients suffering from the then unknown illness. When the international commission considered naming the disease “Yambuku virus,” Karl...
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Following Family Footsteps To Make This World A Better Place To Live in

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By Roperfree  Today, on 4th February 2026, it is exactly two years since our beloved mom, Mrs. Kasumba. Lillian Margaret, departed from us. It's a memorial anniversary to celebrate her contributions to her family, local communities, extended family and the nation. Our mom was a very hard-working prayer warrior plus supported the communities, relatives and churches in various ways from emotional, financial and motivational support. She believed in putting God first and taking actions to solve problems She was a pillar of support in our Dad's businesses as she always worked with him plus us as children. Our mom believed in family values and volunteered as a marriage counselor in various Pentecostal churches. Our home is close to the River Mayanja. We used to fall sick from malaria and our parents, too, and I remember our mother telling us during the story time that earlier, when our dad started doing business, he used to bring fish from Lake Katwe to be sold to the fishmonger in ...
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Namirembe Christian Fellowship in Partnership with Roperfree to Fight Malaria in Uganda

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By Roperfree The journey of entrepreneurship has not been so easy as it's full of challenges, but I thank God because our parents, Mr & Mrs. Kasumba, prepared us as a family and our parents were strong Christians and supported many churches in fundraising and making contributions to see that the work of God continues. Pastor Prof  Simeon Kayiwa  4th February 2026 is going to be the second anniversary since our beloved mother Mrs. Kasumba departed and went to heaven. Among the churches she supported, she was a prayer warrior at the Namirembe Christian Fellowship of Pastor Kayiwa located at Namirembe, Kampala City. Pastor Fred Kawungenzi  Great news that Namirembe Christian Fellowship Church is currently in partnership with Roperfree to fight malaria in Uganda.  Pastor Fred Kawungenzi, assistant to Pastor Kayiwa of the Christian Fellowship, has been instrumental in collaborating with Roperfree in order to fight malaria in the church, as he has already started condu...
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Reflection of Black History Month in February

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By Roperfree  Every February of each year  marks Black History Month in Canada. It is celebrated to honor the contributions and legacy of Black Canadians while addressing ongoing challenges faced by these communities, serves as a time for reflection, education, and celebration of the significant contributions of Black individuals and communities to Canadian society.                      Honorable Jean Augustine Black History Month came to my attention when my sister Rebecca, who grew up in an entrepreneurial atmosphere because our parents impacted many native black business communities and women during their time in Kampala, Uganda, emailed by encouraging me to register for Black History Month under Vendors Market for Roperfree Brand Products.             Uganda traditional Classic Music  The Cultural Heritage Month Committee will be hosting Black Vendors Markets in February 2026. Dates ...
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Afro-Caribbean Organic Foods Are A game Changer in Toronto

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By Roperfree  The demand for the Afo-Caribbean food is rising in Canada, especially in Toronto, due to the increased ethnic population mostly from the Caribbean, Africa, South America and Asia. In late November 2025, I received an invitation call from Mr. Tanmoy Ahmed, the Manager of the newly set-up Family Grocery & Convenience selling fresh organic foods targeting the Afro-Caribbean population in Toronto. My profession in Business Marketing was put to the test as I graduated some years ago from Humber College with a Diploma in Business Marketing & also a Certificate from Havard University. I went to have a business meeting with Ahmed as he was interested in getting more foodstuffs from Uganda, marketing his new location to the Ugandan community living in Toronto, and also selling Roperfree Brand products in his store. He offered Roperfree a distribution agreement to supply Uganda foodstuffs from Uganda and this is a great partnership! The store looks very clean, goods wel...
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Malaria & Typhoid Alert Due To Rising Cases In Masaka District

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By Roperfree  The increased cases of typhoid and malaria have caused public health concern in Masaka, according to health authorities; the public are advised to use the available preventative tools to fight malaria and typhoid.  Great news is that by the start of this year, 2026, the National Malaria Control Program under the Ministry of Health Uganda has started a national distribution of mosquito bednets & sooner or later, Masaka District will be saved from the rising cases of malaria. The public should be sensitized about practicing good hygiene to prevent the spread of typhoid and using mosquito repellents such as Roperfree mosquito repellent oils on top of sleeping under the bed-nets for maximum protection against mosquito bites and malaria transmission. According to Gabriel Ssembatya the Deputy in Charge of Nakasojo Health Center 3 in Kyanamukaka Sub County in Masaka District, the most vulnerable are children and pregnant mothers due to poor hygiene such as drinking ...
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British of Ugandan Origin Explore in Green Cement To Save The Environment

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By Roperfree  On 7th January 2025, around 5;00 am when I was preparing to go to work, I was privileged to have a conference call with Sarah Kiyingi Kaweesa fellow entrepreneur, an environmentalist, researcher and CEO at Beaty With Environmental Purpose Ltd with sister company BioJigsaw Ltd. Website https://beautywithepl.com                      Value Additional To Banana  Sarah believes in creating wealth through abundance, the natural resources around us, to create something which is impactful to the masses and to make this world a better place to live in. Birds of the same feathers flock together. Sarah's innovation falls in line with our innovations as we both strive to protect the environment by creating products which are environmentally friendly and cost-effective, such as ISSB innovations , Roperfree Products & environmentally friendly rentals, ie Jkm Vacation Rental Accommodation .       ...
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