An Exclusive Distributor Assigned To Fight Malaria in Western Uganda

By Roperfree

The demand for mosquito repellants has sky rocked due to the high malaria density in the Northern & Western Districts of Uganda whereas there’s no viable solution apart from the mosquito bed-nets.

The rise of malaria prevalence in the Northern and Western region could have been attributed to the imported cases of malaria by migrants from other countries such as; DRC- Congo & South Sudan, weather conditions, environment, mosquitoes change of behavior such as; collecting the blood meal during the day time instead of the night time plus lack of monitoring and surveillance health teams due to the high cost plus COVID-19 took a lot of attention which caused negative impact on malaria sensitization campaigns and diversion of funds.

In the Western Uganda, Roperfree assigned an exclusive distributorship to Sumo Repellents to expand the battle against malaria in Uganda. Malaria is public health concern, as it kills more people in the country than any other diseases. Sumo Repellents is serving the people of Western Uganda to fight against malaria by providing intervention tools and resourceful information to save lives in territories of Kigezi, Ankore, Bunyoro & Toro.
During the radio show on March 9, 2022 many target audience were on air & the existing acquired customers, one of the listener/customer from Bigando called in to say thank you to Sumo Repellent crews for bringing the repellents to the area and she further said that the repellents “worked magic”.

Roperfree has managed to scale up with its malaria sensitization campaigns and because of its intervention tools to fight against malaria, rheumatism and COVID-19, run by trained professional team with good work experience in malaria control management backed by career development with two of the founders recently completed an online Public Health Course majoring in Malaria Control & Eradication at Harvard University.


Roperfree;s envision is to have a malaria free Uganda by 2030.


Roperfree Brand Products outlets as follows:

Kaazi Resort Beach Hotel- Busabaala- Kampala

Sure House Shop G3 on Bombo Road 

Woodlin Supermarket- Entebbe Rd, Lweza 

Standard Supermarket - Garden City JR Shoppers Supermarket- Busabala- Kibiri Shea House- Muyenga 

Road Maridadi Crafts Plot 8, Kintu Road opposite Hotel Imperial Royale 

Jakana Organic Foods Ltd, All Natural Food Processor & Packing 

Sankara Supermarket, Entebbe Road 

Kasumba Square- Busega, Kampala 

Hendi Uganda Limited- Italian Supermarket, Muyenga 

Paradise Gardens - Kajjansi ,off Entebbe Road 

Freeca Pharmacy, Wandegeya 

Mega Supermarkets; Opposite Old taxipark

 Majex Pharmacy- Kajjansi town center, Entebbe Road 

KamCare Pharma Ltd, Plot 6. Prime Complex Wilson Rd. 

Spring Pharmacy, Wilson Road 

Ecopharm Pharmacy, Capital Shoppers Mall- Ntinda 

Eurojoi Pharmacy plot 3 William Street, Kampala 

Backpackers- Mengo 

Millennium Supermarket- Kisemiti, Kololo 

Numack Pharmacy- Mengo, Kampala 

Aidchild-Equation Gallery & Art Café, Masaka- Mbarara Road 

Roper- Fashions - Kampala Road on Kampala Plaza

West- Link Pharmacies; Lubowa Quality Village Mall & Kitende Entebbe Road. 

JohnRich Supermarket: Kabalagala, Gaba Road


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