Requirements:
EXPERIENCE: A minimum of two (2) years minimum as an Administrative Clerk/Assistant or in a clerical setting, or equivalent experience.
JOB KNOWLEDGE: The incumbent shall possess job knowledge to include general computer literacy, basic math, and office management and administrative skills. Must be proficient in the use of Microsoft Office software (Outlook, Word, Excel, Power Point etc.) and other computer programs, and customer service oriented.
Evaluations: (This may be tested)
LANGUAGE: English level III (Good working knowledge) Written/Speaking/Reading is required.
SKILLS AND ABILITIES: The incumbent must be a visionary, forward thinker, and quick understudy with an aptitude to learn so he/she can anticipate the needs of the office and those individuals he/she supports. Must have excellent interpersonal skills in order to deal with a myriad of personalities including frustrated customers; able to handle a large workload that encompasses multiple tasks. Must
Shipment Clerk | Kampala-2021-017 | Closing: May 10, 2021
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Rotaract District Luncheon
(as prepared for delivery at Speke
Munyonyo
Rotary International President’s Personal Representative
District Governor, District 9211
Distinguished Rotary Leaders and Partners in Service
Honored Guests
All protocols observed
Kampala, Uganda Good afternoon everyone. How are you all doing? I am so very honored to be with you this afternoon and I’d like to thank the leadership of Rotaract District 9211 for inviting me to join you today, and to thank all of you for the very warm welcome.
Over the course of my career, in many countries, I have had the good fortune to attend Rotary or Rotaract events, whether standing meetings or special events like this week’s district conference. In some places, I struggled with the language and couldn’t follow all of the discussions. But what was clear and what needed no translation was the commitment to the Rotaract mission of leadership, professional development, and communit
U.S. Embassy Kampala | April 19, 2021
(as prepared for delivery at The American Center, Ggaba Road, Kampala)
Kampala, Uganda Good afternoon everyone. It’s an honor to join you for this launch of the YALI [Young African Leaders Initiative] 2019 Alumni Green Refugee Communities project for environmental conservation.
This Thursday, April 22, is Earth Day. The first Earth Day events were organized in the United States in 1970 as a response to growing public concern about the degradation of our environment. The event united a disparate group of individuals, civil society organizations, and politicians concerned about a range of issues, from industrial pollution to the loss of wilderness and the extinction of wildlife.
U.S. Embassy Kampala | April 14, 2021
(as prepared for delivery Serena Hotel, Kampala)
● Representatives of Civil Society from across Uganda;
● Representatives from the East-West Management Institute;
● Friends,
Good morning.
On behalf of the United States government, I am delighted to launch USAID’s Civil Society Strengthening Activity in Uganda.
Globally, the United States government and USAID in particular has a rich and proud history of supporting civil society. President Biden has emphasized this, making it clear that advancing human rights and democratic values, fighting corruption, and stemming the tide of democratic backsliding are top priorities for the United States.
Successful democratic states recognize the need for civil society and its role in contributing to inclusive and sustainable development. They also recognize that civil society is not opposed to the state, but instead fills critical gaps between the government and private citiz
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