| Best
footballer of 2008 from Mehta School |
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| The Football
Team |
In
a run in with victory, the Mehta Secondary School Football
Team emerged runners-up during the Post Primary National
Tournament that attracted over 100 schools. The team was
selected to represent Uganda in the East African Post-championship
scheduled for August 2008 in Kigali, Rwanda.
In an impressive display of skill and talent, one of the
students, Godfrey Buni (In-set), emerged the 'Best Footballer
of the Year' 2008 and was offered a one-week training
opportunity in Brazil by Coca Cola, the event sponsors.
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| Primary
school selected for Government pilot project |
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| Primary
school pupils watching a film on Road Safety at the Savita
Didi Mehta School |
| The
Dr. Savita Didi Mehta Primary School shone once again
by being selected as a Pilot School in the country, by
the Government, to educate Ugandan children on Road Safety.
The selection basis was the school's good performance
as well as its role in implementing Government Policies
like the Presidential Initiative on AIDS Strategy for
Communication to the Youth (PIASY). To further the initiative,
the school received a collection of video tapes and text
books on the subject of Road Safety Education. SCOUL supported
this initiative by giving the school a colour television
and VCR. We hope the project is a success and the school
and its bright pupils continue to shine among other schools.
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| UGMA
expands across The Great Lakes Countries |
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| UGMA's
new automatic shell molding machine which is boosting
volumes |
In
a remarkable achievement, UGMA Engineering has started
exporting factory machinery and spares to neighboring
countries like Kenya, Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, Sudan
and Democratic Republic of Congo. Up to mid 2008, UGMA
has received export orders worth over US $ 600,000 with
further orders worth US $ 400,000 in the pipeline. This
will be a record export achievement for UGMA.
UGMA has also penetrated the Kenyan market for supplies
of balancing equipment for boilers and railway components.
To meet the high volume requirements, UGMA has installed
an Automatic Shell Molding Machine which is in operation
and is handling high volumes. |
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