The 10 Humanist Principles for a GLOBAL RATIONAL WORLD

THE TEN PRINCIPLES FOR A GLOBAL RATIONAL WORLD

HUMANISM CODE FOR GLOBAL ETHICS:

1. DIGNITY: Proclaim the natural dignity and inherent worth of all human beings.

2. RESPECT: Respect the life and property of others.

3. TOLERANCE: Be tolerant of others belief and life styles

4. SHARING: Share with those who are less fortunate and assist those who are in need of help.

5. NO DOMINATION: Do not dominate through lies or otherwise.

6. NO SUPERSTITION: Rely on Reason, Logic and Science to understand the universe and to solve life’s problems.

7. CONSERVATION: Conserve and improve the Earths natural environment.

8. NO WAR: Resolve differences and conflicts without resorting to war or violence.

9. DEMOCRACY: Rely on political and economic democracy to organize human affairs.

10. EDUCATION: Develop one’s intelligence and talents through education and effort.

These principles are adopted from a book Authored by a Canadian writer Rodrigue Tremblay.

They gave me an insight and guiding principle that encouraged me to fancy and adore HUMANISM. 

Below are some pictures highlighting some of my initiatives in the name of promotion of HUMANISM and RATIONAL THINKING. 

Science, we can progress 

Municipal High Humanist School  images 

Municipal High Humanist School images 

Kasese humanist school pictures 📸 

Classroom environment at Municipal high Humanist School, Kasese 

Kasese humanist school Muhokya pictures 

Kasese humanist school Rukoki pictures 

        Kasese humanist school Rukoki pictures 

   

Kasese humanist school Kahendero pictures 

Update on Food security project initiatives

Empowering our children,  staffs and communities with farming spaces to fight global hunger and ensure good nutrition. 

Teaching young people to actively participate in food production is a great initiative. 

Thanks to Nonprofit Industrial Complex for supporting our Food security project initiatives and am grateful for these harvests, they help in some special way.

To SUPPORT our food security project initiatives,  send in your donations through our fundraising page:

https://givebutter.com/kasese

At our gardens,  we plant vegetables,  corn, banana,  simsim,  yams 🍠,  sweet potatoes 🥔,  fruit trees 🌳,  beans 🫘,  peanut 🥜,  cassava, okra  to mention but afew.

Attached are some pictures of some crops thriving on our gardens:

Eggplants 

Beans 

cassava 

Jackfruit tree

Amaranth 

Simsim 

Okra 

Yams 

Watering eggplants 

Mangoes at our Muhokya Bizoha school 

Avocados at Our Muhokya Bizoha school 

Some fresh harvested beans 

Corn thriving at our gardens 

Banana plantation 

Tomatoes 

Red peppers 🌶 

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Steve Hurds visits Kasese School

I today hosted Steve,  The chairperson of Uganda Humanist Schools Trust at Kasese Humanist School and we visited the Rukoki, Muhokya and Kahendero schools. 

It was good moments having him at the schools and we are so grateful the partnership we have with this noble organization. To learn more about this charity, visit its website at:

https://ugandahumanistschoolstrust.org/

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Attached are some pictures:

Fixing gutters at the Kasese Humanist School Rukoki

Old roof gutters replaced with new gutters and two receiving pipes leading to the water storage tank fixed.

This means more  rain water 💧  will be collected.

I am also uplifting some two concrete water storage tanks I built several months ago and I have just added taps at the bases to act as water outlets.

The rain harvested water is used for:

Bathing 🛁 

Washing clothes 

Cleaning toilets and latrine.

Watering crops or gardens 

Cleaning as in mopping Classrooms. 

Attached are some images:

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More matooke suckers planted at our school farm

Fresh Banana suckers 

Today at the Kasese Humanist school Muhokya,  we planted 100 more Banana suckers sourced from Bwera.

These will provide matooke to feed the Kasese Humanist Orphans under my care and it's part of my food security project initiatives.  The earlier planted shoots several weeks back are steadily growing. 

Young Banana suckers 

Support my gardening efforts via Nonprofit Industrial complex and Global Giving.  Links available on this web blog.

https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/sponsor-a-needy-child-at-kasese-humanist-school/

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Kasese Humanist School gets a new friendly organization called Global Giving

 Our school project gets a new friendly organization called Global Giving.

    

We are so thankful for this positive progress and we are optimistic this will broaden visibility of Kasese Humanist School to more individuals and worthwhile corporate philanthropist organizations to support our initiatives in this part of the world.

Our page on the Global Giving website can be seen here: https://www.globalgiving.org/donate/103230/kasese-humanist-school-limited/ 

Our Fundraising Page has been created on their website and on this page, potential donors, supporters, well-wishers can support any of our ongoing programs like:

• Sponsoring a child
• Building a classroom
• Supporting a feeding program
• Supporting a classroom teacher
• Supporting our Food Security program
• Supporting our tree planting campaign 

And so on.

Donation link: https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/sponsor-a-needy-child-at-kasese-humanist-school/

Our staffs at Bizoha school gets Branded Shirts

Jovial pictures of the current working staff at the Kasese Humanist School Muhokya, the school begun in the early years of 2015 and has helped in providing nursery and primary school. 

Teaching staff 2024
Bizoha school Muhokya 

Scores of children continue to get affordable education and the dedicated , courageous and determined teachers have exemplified a commendable service.

School Headteacher 
Ngabirwe Phiona 

Many of the children attending this school are part of Kasese Humanist Orphans , some sponsored or studying at our mercy. 

We encourage followers, wellwishers and friends of the school to continue supporting this school. 

With Science, we can progress

More trees added on the Lyemibuza plantations

There is an ongoing trre planting campaign on our vast lands near a safari lodge in Lyemibuza which lies along the Mbarara kasese highway overlooking the Queen Elizabeth National Park and lake George. 

Tree seedlings being loaded on a tri motor cycle. 

I have sofar planted 1400 trees 🌳 in total and I am anticipating to add more mangoes, oranges, jackfruits,  soursop  and avocados if all goes well.

These trees is a self sustainability. 

Young omushisho 

Seedlings arrive at Lyemibuza 

some old acacia tree on-site 

Some mango tree planted 

A quick pose for a selfie on the upper end of the property 

ty efforts to ensure the Kasese Humanist Orphans have some hope to live meaningful lives now and in the future. It will be a source of fruits, firewood and will generate some income  since in the long run upon funds availability I have deeper plans for residential cottages.

With Science, we can progress