Storekeeper Jobs at Spear Group of Companies
The Spear Group of Companies owns a number of leading business franchises which include:
- Spear Motors Limited – Franchise distributor and dealer in Mercedes Benz, Jeep, Dodge, Chrysler, and Deutz Fahr brands in Uganda.
 - Wavah Broadcasting Services (WBS) – A private television station.
 - Star Times Digital Satellite Television Service – A digital satellite distributor of television signals in Uganda.
 - Spear House – An upscale office building on Jinja Road, in Kampala’s central business district.
 - Wavah Water Limited – A manufacturer and distributor of drinking mineral water in Uganda.
 - GM Tumpeco Limited – A manufacturer and fabricator of steel products, including number plates, traffic road signs and billboards. Also, furniture, spring mattresses, uniports, wheelbarrows, truck and bus bodies.
 - Fancy Furniture Limited – Importer and distributor of high-end office and household furniture.
 - Wavah Books Limited – A publisher of school text books and other writings
 - Nakweero Mixed Farm – A diary, beef and crop farm in Nakweero, Kira Municipality, Wakiso District.
 
Key Job Duties and Responsibilities:
- Ensure that all local store deliveries are received and inspected to ensure that they comply with specifications on the official orders.
 - The Storekeeper will primarily ensure that all local store deliveries are received and inspected to ensure that they comply with specifications on the official orders
 - Ensure that all delivered goods are receipted and carries out reconciliation of LPO and delivery on receiving the goods.
 - Ensure that quality and quantity agree with LPO.
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 - Carry out routine inspections to validate quality packaging, demonstration, etc.
 - Ensure issued items are posted onto respective stock cards to ensure accurate records are maintained to avoid stock run outs and also comply with re – order level.
 - In charge of Stock reconciliations
 - Perform periodic reconciliation of physical stores to card balances to confirm the accurate position regarding stock levels.
 - Reconcile stock cards with physical stores to check and correct miss – posting.
 - Responsible for the maintenance of order in the stores
 - Ensure maintenance of order and proper arrangement of shelves to ensure easy retrieval of items.
 - Oversee and ensure that the stores are cleared daily to ensure clean conditions and avoid damage to stores items.
 
Qualifications, Skills and Experience:
- The ideal candidate should hold a diploma in stores management or related field. A bachelor’s Degree is an added advantage.
 - A minimum of three or more years’ experience in a managerial role in a busy organisation, preferably in an FMCG company.
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 - A mature person of high integrity and with a clean record of service.
 - Very flexible individual and willing to work under pressure.
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How to Apply for the job:
If you are suitably qualified, send your application and relevant certificates to this address:
The Human Resource Manager
Spear Motors Ltd
Plot M248, Nakawa
P.O Box 1350, Kampala, Uganda.
Deadline: Saturday, 11th October 2014
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14 Micro Centre Extension Assistants at Uganda Coffee Development Authority
Job Title:  Micro Centre Extension Assistants (14 Job Positions)
The Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) is mandated UCDA to: “Oversee the coffee industry by supporting research, promoting production, controlling the quality and improving the marketing of coffee in order to optimise foreign exchange earnings for the country and payments to farmers.”
About aBi Project:
UCDA is implementing the Robusta Coffee Centre of Excellence (CORE) Project with support from aBi Trust. The CORE Project is aimed at developing a sustainable coffee value chain through development of technologies, innovations and promotion of best practices along the coffee value chain, exploring best practices in coffee, conducting specific research to provide accurate information, and carrying out demonstration activities with the view of improving household incomes, and creating a coffee culture.
Key job Duties and Responsibilities:
- Actively mobilise farmers in the different Micro centre districts and register them in the effort of improving coffee quality and increasing coffee premiums.
 - Carry out trainings, farm demonstrations and sensitization on good agronomic practices and good coffee handling practices at the micro centre.
 - Assist in collecting coffee and soil samples at the farms, and organize on-farm trails and other demonstrations at the micro centre.
 - Collect farm data and keep records at the Micro centres including but not limited to farmers’ agricultural practices, post-harvest handling practices, and marketing.
 - Identify crop pests and diseases and advise farmers on control measures.
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 - Compile and send reports on implementation of activities at the micro centre.
 
Qualifications, Skills and Experience needed for the job:
- The candidates should at least have a Certificate in Crop Production and Management or a certificate in a related discipline from a recognised institution.
 - The applicants must possess a valid motor cycle riding permit.
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 - All applicants must have a good knowledge of the local language and geography of the microcenter and districts being applied for.
 - Excellent communication and training skills, and knowledge of computers.
 
How to Apply for the job:
All suitably qualified and interested persons should submit their applications, curriculum vitae, certified copies of academic transcripts, and telephone contacts and e-mail addresses of three referees to;- The Principal Human Resource Officer, UCDA, Coffee House, Plot 35 Jinja Road, P.O. Box 7267, Kampala (U).
E-mail /electronic applications can be sent to: ucda@ugandacoffee.
org.
Deadline: 14th October 2014 by 5:00 p.m
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Innovative Metrics and Methods for Agriculture and Nutrition Actions calls for applications for research grants

Innovative Metrics and Methods for Agriculture and Nutrition Actions (IMMANA) is now accepting applications for Competitive Research Grants to Develop Innovative Methods and Metrics for Agriculture and Nutrition Actions.
This research grants programme is directed at accelerating the development of innovative and interdisciplinary metrics and methods filling the key knowledge gaps including theory-driven impact evaluation.
It is expected that this work stream will consist of 15-20 research grants of up to £250,000 to be awarded in two rounds.
Innovative Metrics and Methods for Agriculture and Nutrition Actions (IMMANA) is a new £7.2m research partnership funded by the UK Departmentfor International Development (DFID) and coordinated by the Leverhulme Centre for Integrative Research on Agriculture and Health (LCIRAH).
IMMANA aims to:
- Develop scientific evidence to inform effective policies and investments in agriculture for improved nutrition and health
 - Engage with the research community to stimulate development of innovative methodological approaches and novel metrics
 - Train young researchers in developing and applying cutting-edge methods
 - Strengthen international interdisciplinary research collaborations for evidence-based policy making and programme design.
 
Please see Downloads for more information, and contact immana@lshtm.ac.uk with any further inquiries.
An open love letter to that girl who promised “to tell me something”

Dear Girl who promised to tell me something,I have no time to waste. So I will jump straight into the fray and take the bull by its horns. First, this letter is not just directed to you but to some girls out there who think they can make the first move on a guy and get away with it. So, please share this with that assemblage of busy bodies you call friends and tell them that we can’t keep up with the speed at which they are running after our souls. Call us slow brothers if you want, but we need some breathing space. Honestly, we need it.
By the way, I was supposed to write this letter on a toilet tissue but I considered the matter and wondered who still writes letters on toilet paper except some inane high school brats. As in, who does that? That’s how you survived the embarrassment.
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Sorry, for digressing but you promised to tell me something, and though you haven’t yet told me what you want to tell me, I can read in between the lines and tell where all this will end given the needless calls that you have been tormenting me with over the last couple of months. I thought I should intervene before matters get worse.
Perhaps I should let you know that, on paper I may still appear single but in reality I’m not. I have met the woman that I would love to spend the rest of my life with.
In fact that morning when you rudely interrupted my rest with your call and your ridiculous promise to tell me something, I was badly expecting her call. That’s why I will never forgive you for what you did that morning.
Perhaps I should also let you know that my lady never drew me in by giving me incessant calls. She had to wait for my calls, pick them as and when they came in and even miss them sometimes. She didn’t draw me in with the kind of monotonous chit-chat that you torture my ears with but with conversations that are without words; the coy blushes when our eyes locked, the innocent touches when we shared time together and ultimately, the decision to attend a poetry recital just because I was reciting. She even invited her sisters to the recital, can you imagine? Now, honestly, if I don’t marry that girl who else can I marry?
But you, who can’t even make time to come to the Uganda National Cultural Centre to watch me do what I do best; who is going to marry you? I can’t. I swear!
Probably you should meet my lady so that you understand what I am talking about. She is the prettiest lady in this world.
I don’t know whether it’s the sparkle in her eyes or the charm in her turn but there is just something about that lady that makes me want to bow at the throne of her beauty.
So, please never interrupt those moments when I am thinking about her with your promises “to tell me something.” The next time you do, you will pay with your life.
From your disenchanted Brother in Christ.
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Makerere university volleyball team set for Inter-University games

Makerere university Volleyball Team is in high spirits ahead of the November 2014 inter-university games. The team, comprised of a male and female wing, has been participating in an ongoing tournament that kicked off in June 2014 in Kumi district.
While in Kumi, the male players in the Makerere university team (both staff and students of Makerere university) secured victory over Nkumba university and Ndejje university teams.
In progressive matches, these players triumphed over Air force Entebbe, UCC, Loria and Old Kampala Volleyball teams.
This ongoing tournament brought together a total of 21 teams from around the country, playing against each other in clusters of six.
Over the weekend on 4th Oct. 2014, the Makerere university male team played Jinja Volleyball Club (JVC) at Uganda Christian University

; scoring 20 points against JVC’s 25. The Makerere university team later beat Old Kampala Volleyball team 3 to 2. Sky volleyball team emerged overall winner of this tournament.
The vibrant female wing, comprised of 18 students, equally demonstrated zeal and skill by whacking Mulago Volleyball team in the weekend match. The Makerere University ladies scored 2 against 0 for Mulago; before finally succumbing to Uganda Christian University Volleyball team.
Although the Makerere University Volleyball team has not made it to the National finals, Coach Eric Kawoya is convinced that the momentum built can only get better.
“We assembled this team in January this year and their performance, given the short period of practice, is impressive,” he says. “This team is getting more and more competence by the day. There is no need to hire mercenaries anymore. We should instead support and facilitate our team comprised of students and members of staff of Makerere University. We are now getting ready for the inter university games this November in Mbarara and Nairobi.
I am confident we shall bring victory home,” adds Kawoya.
Kawoya reveals that the Mak Volleyball team is financially constrained, with the female wing lacking appropriate sports gear. “For this tournament we received facilitation from the University but for friendly matches we have to deep into our pockets,” he says.
Dr. Chris Bakuneeta from the College of Natural Sciences has been the Chairperson of the Competition Organizing Committee for close to two years. He is passionate about reviving the vibrancy of sports among members of Staff. “We initiated a lot of sports for Staff like swimming, football and volleyball. The turn up was initially promising, but of late we could do with a little more enthusiasm because sports is good for us all.
I therefore encourage more members of Staff to get involved in a sport of their choice. I play volleyball myself,” he says.
Now Dr. Bakuneeta is organizing a sports-filled day, during which interested members of staff will participate in a variety of sports with prizes to be won for the top performers. This, he says, will be before the close of 2014.
Story by Marion Alina
Acholi students win Gulu University Cultural gala

The Acholi Gulu university Students Association have won this year’s annual cultural gala. The gala was held at Acholi Inn on Saturday 4th September 2014.
Over 12 cultural associations took part in the competitions that involved traditional folk songs, dance, cultural wear among other cultural norms.
While speaking at the cultural gala, Penmogi Jac, Gulu university Vice Chancellor said the gala is very important for unity and tribal integration at the university and most importantly for the East Africa Integration.


