Stories from Ubuntu

A Home and Hope for BanumaA Home and Hope for Banuma
We don't need to look far to discover where Jackson got his heart to help! Let’s meet Banuma, whose name means 'they went quiet on me'.
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Desperate Refugees Reaching Ubuntu CliniqueDesperate Refugees Reaching Ubuntu Clinique
We don't need to look far to discover where Jackson got his heart to help! Let’s meet Banuma, whose name means 'they went quiet on me'.
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Ubuntu Supporter Update 2025Ubuntu Supporter Update 2025
See an update for Ubuntu's supporters, plus a hello from Jackson and his family!
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Saving a mothers life at Ubuntu Clinique - Claudine's storySaving a mothers life at Ubuntu Clinique - Claudine's story
We don't need to look far to discover where Jackson got his heart to help! Let’s meet Banuma, whose name means 'they went quiet on me'.
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Denise's epilepsyDenise's epilepsy
Hear how Ubuntu was able to offer care for a vulnerable senior who suffers chronic episodes of epilepsy.
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Deborah's advanced tumourDeborah's advanced tumour
Deborah desperately needed medical intervention when she arrived at Ubuntu in 2024: a massive breast tumour had burst and was bleeding profusely.
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Emmanuel's life changing surgeryEmmanuel's life changing surgery
Emmanuel lived with a facial tumor for 12 years, until he received help at Ubuntu.
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Meshack is smiling...Meshack is smiling...
...but not because his sandals say “smile”. Meshach, 14, is smiling because his grossly enlarged 8 kg spleen was finally removed by a surgeon at Ubuntu Clinique.
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