The E-Cow Project By Mr. Augustus Mulenga, Commonly known As King Ceasor Has Stimulated NRM Delegates In Bukedi, Sebei, Bugisu & Busoga, Who Have Now Vowed To Massively Vote Him For Him As The NRM National Chairperson Entrepreneur's league (CEC).
The delegates made the decision during his ongoing consultative meetings across the country.
What You Need To Know:
King Ceasor Kick started the E-cow project a few years ago in Teso and Lango regions, where each NRM delegate is entitled to get a cow of 1m in cash mode, though this idea has attracted maney NRM members, asking Ceasor to spread it across the country.
According to King Ceasor, eradicating poverty at the household level involves addressing immediate needs, building long-term capacity, and leveraging available resources and says this is a concise framework based on practical strategies.
King Ceasor pointed out the following key notes to fucus on once elected into power:
- Income Generation:
- Skill Development: Identify skills family members can learn or improve (e.g., vocational training, online courses). Platforms like Coursera or local community centers offer free or low-cost training.
- Micro-Entrepreneurship: Start small businesses (e.g., selling crafts, food, or services). Look into microfinance options or local cooperatives for startup capital.
- Job Opportunities: Seek local employment opportunities, including gig work (e.g., delivery, freelancing). Websites like Upwork or local job boards can help.
- Financial Management:
- Budgeting: Track income and expenses to prioritize essentials (food, housing, utilities). Apps like YNAB or simple spreadsheets can help.
- Savings: Even small, regular savings (e.g., 5-10% of income) in a low-cost bank account or community savings group can build a safety net.
- Debt Management: Avoid high-interest loans; negotiate repayment plans with creditors if needed.
- Access to Resources:
- Government Programs: Apply for social safety nets like food stamps, housing subsidies, or cash transfers (e.g., SNAP in the U.S., or similar programs globally).
- Community Support: Engage with local NGOs, food banks, or religious organizations for immediate aid (e.g., food, clothing).
- Education: Ensure children attend school (often free in many regions) and access scholarships or free educational resources to break the poverty cycle.
- Health and Nutrition:
- Affordable Food: Buy in bulk, choose local produce, or grow small vegetable gardens to cut food costs.
- Healthcare Access: Utilize free or low-cost clinics, vaccinations, or government health programs to prevent medical debt.
- Long-Term Strategies:
- Education and Training: Prioritize education for younger household members to increase future earning potential.
- Networking: Build connections with local business owners, community leaders, or mentors for opportunities.
- Asset Building: Invest in small assets (e.g., tools, livestock) that can generate income over time.
- Structural Barriers: Discrimination, lack of infrastructure, or limited access to markets can hinder progress. Seek advocacy groups to navigate these.
- Unexpected Crises: Build resilience through small emergency funds or community support networks.
- Assess household skills and local opportunities.
- Create a basic budget to track spending.
- Contact local NGOs or government offices for immediate aid eligibility.
He further spoke about his idea of creating six entrepreneurs' cash development banks (SACCOS) for the six regions. Upon launch, each SACCO will receive 100 million.
"My target is 1 billion Uganda shillings within a year for each SACCO. Greater Mpigi friends, thank you for the overwhelming support"- King Ceasor.
What You Need To Know:
Mulengais contesting for the position of NRM National Chairperson Entrepreneur's league (CEC), which has attracted more that four candidates, including Basajjabalaba of KIU.
But Who is Augustus Mulenga, Aka King Ceasor?
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