Kabaka Foundation Sweden Chapter Marks 30 Years of Community Service

What the report says

The Kabaka Foundation Sweden Chapter has marked 30 years of community service, according to Nile Post, highlighting three decades of work tied to health, agriculture and education initiatives. The anniversary event was presented as a moment to recognize the chapter’s role in community development and to encourage continued support for its programmes.

Eddie Ndagala Kaggwa, the foundation’s chief executive director, attended the commemoration and praised members for their commitment. He urged them to remain united and to keep backing efforts that improve community welfare. In his remarks, he also introduced the Tubeere Balamu Yinsuwa health insurance initiative, which is intended to help members and their families access healthcare during periods of need.

A message from the Kabaka was read by Nelson Mugenyi, described as the monarch’s representative in Scandinavia. The message underscored the importance of the anniversary and called for continued support for activities that strengthen community wellbeing.

The report places the celebration in a broader context of diaspora and community-based development work linked to the Buganda establishment. While no detailed figures or project outcomes were provided, the milestone was framed as a chance for members to renew their commitment to service and to expand practical support in health and related areas.