Women’s Empowerment & Entrepreneurship in Uganda Sparks to End Malaria

By Roperfree



The petition battle to eradicate & end malaria globally, started last Tuesday April 9 2019 spearheaded by Malaria Must Die global campaign  which Roperfree was invited to participate in with the legend England soccer player David Beckham as host in order to make collective voices to stop malaria which is still number one killer disease in the Sub-Saharan Africa.

   Mona, Roperfree Co-founder & Operation's Manager

In the Pearl of Africa which is Uganda,  Roperfree participated in the International Women’s Day celebrations organized by KCCA (Kampala City Council Authority) held at Kololo Independence grounds in Kampala which were graced by the President of Uganda & the Minister of Kampala during the colorful event on April 10, 2019.

Ritah Roperfree Ground Crew Malaria Campaigner

The president toured various stalls exhibited by women entrepreneurs including Roperfree stall and was taken by surprise after noticing Roperfree mosquito repellent oil which prompted him to stop and make some inquiries on how the product is made of.


                             President Museveni on Roperfree stall making inquiries about the mosquito repellent oil

This could be the sort of validation what Roperfree needed after receiving prior recognition under President Trump from white house who is the head of PM1 (Presidential Malaria Initiative) in order to create a stronger presence of Roperfree Brand Products.

                        ( PMI) President Trump Donor- President M7 Receiver Malaria Endemic Uganda)

Fighting malaria & rheumatism via Roperfree mosquito repellent & Aromatherapy essential oils has been the most rewarding thing on this planet in spite of some challenges in relation to financial & emotional cost but all challenges have been treated as blessings to enable drive the business successfully with a positive outlook.

Roperfree Stall at the Women's Expo 

Roperfree has more than 95 percent women working in various positions from management to herbal growers, who supply herbs for making the medicinal herbal essential oil products.

The President making inquiries how the Roperfree mosquito repellent is made of

Roperfree has made tremendous progress in the battle to fight malaria & rheumatism thus by saving people's lives because we have a strong professional team which treats our customers with due respect & dignity.


                           The President is picking up the Roperfree mosquito repellent oil for observation

Roperfree does brand awareness and malaria sensitization campaigns by going to exhibitions, schools, hospitals, shopping centers in rural & urban areas while offering free malaria education & resourceful information plus using various social media platforms to reach the target audience.



Anyone who would like to become a Roperfree Agent or distributor please contact us on the following email: Roperfree@jkasumbas.com


Roperfree Brand Products can be purchased on major e-commerce platforms such as: Amazon, eBay and Jumia or via the following outlets in and around Kampala:



Kenjoy Supermarket - Najjanakumbi, off Entebbe Road.
Beauty Dreams Shop No. 63 Pioneer Mall, Kampala
Spring Pharmacy – Wilson Rd, Kampala
Mega Super Market old taxi park & Garden city branch
Friecca Pharmacy- Wandegeya, 
Asian African commodities- Italian Supermarket Muyenga – Kabalagala
JohnRich Supermarket- Kabalagala
Home queen grocery store: Kabalagala
Light Shoppers Supermarket – Kajjansi
Majex Pharmacy – Kajjansi
West-Link Pharmacies at Quality Village Mall; Lubowa & Kitende
Kasumba Square- Busega, Kampala
Malakai- Eco- Hotel – Kitende (for guests access only)
Eureka Hotel - Ntinda (On pilot project as per now)
Ssese Beach Hotel – Ssese Island (for guests only)



Roperfree is fighting for a malaria-free world and we have no political affiliation but stands for the health of the people around the world.

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