First and foremost, The world science forum in South Africa implores us not to doubt the strength of African indigenous knowledge of science by showing that both indigenous and modern science can help Africa endure in the face of herculean developmental challenges and indeed Africans trust their scientists to step up to the challenge of developing ground breaking scientific innovations by guaranteeing them scientific freedom to experiment, test and invent in order to shape the global future together.

I studied a bachelors of Business administration at Makerere university completing in 2002 after which i worked for a Canadian company called MG printing machinery services limited in Quebec while at the same time pursuing a number of social entrepreneurial initiatives around rural development in Buleemezi region of Buganda kingdom that prompted my elevation to the chief executive officer of Buleemezi economic development board of Buganda Kingdom.