The nation of Uganda is in mourning following the passing of Garuga Musinguzi, a revered businessman, hotelier, and philanthropist, who died at Nakasero Hospital after a prolonged battle with cancer. Hailing from Kanungu District, the 72-year-old left an indelible mark on Uganda’s private sector and community development.
Musinguzi, the founder of Garuga Resorts, was a towering figure in promoting local investment in tourism, agriculture, and education. His commitment to economic empowerment and self-reliance earned him widespread admiration. Beyond his business ventures, he championed transformative initiatives, including rural electrification, scholarships, and health services in his home region.
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His final public appearance in 2024 at a Kanungu fundraiser reflected his unwavering dedication to community upliftment. As funeral arrangements are underway, tributes from leaders and citizens highlight Musinguzi’s legacy as a beacon of progress and national pride.
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