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St. Clare Primary School Phase III – Delivered

April 29, 20260

Rostwa Engineers has formally handed over the Phase III works at St. Clare Primary School in Oyam, marking the completion of the latest stage in a development programme that has been running at this institution across three phases.

The handover ceremony took place today, 29th April 2026, on the grounds of St. Clare Primary School. Rostwa Engineers was represented by the Managing Director, Eng. Emmanuel Obwor, the Project Site Engineer, Atia Moses, and the full St. Clare site team. The ceremony was presided over by the Bishop of Lira Diocese as the main celebrant, and was attended by a delegation and the Superior General of the Missionary Sisters of Mary Mother of the Church (MSMMC), representatives from #SLW, community leaders from the area, and the entire staff. Clare Primary School.

What Was Delivered

Phase III covered the construction of a new classroom block and administrative offices — two facilities that complete the functional infrastructure of the school. The classroom block expands the school’s teaching capacity, providing additional, well-structured learning spaces for a growing pupil population. The administrative offices give the school’s leadership and staff a dedicated working environment — a critical component of a well-run institution that is often the last to be built and the first to be felt in its absence.

The project was delivered on schedule. Works were carried out under challenging conditions — adverse weather created significant logistical constraints across the construction period — but the site teams maintained progress and held to the standards required. That is a result of clear coordination between Rostwa’s engineering and site management teams and the commitment of everyone on the ground throughout the project lifecycle.

St. Clare site team
St Clare Primary School New classroom

A Three-Phase Journey

Phase III brings to a close a long-running engagement at St. Clare Primary School. Phase I established the school’s initial classroom capacity. Phase II extended that provision and strengthened the school’s water infrastructure. Phase III now delivers the classroom block and offices that complete the picture — a school with the physical infrastructure to operate fully, teach effectively, and serve its community in Oyam for years ahead.

Remarks

Eng. Emmanuel Obwor, Managing Director of Rostwa Engineers, expressed appreciation to both the Rostwa site team and the client representatives for their roles in delivering the project. The successful handover reflects the joint effort of all parties involved — from design through to the final works on site.

Rostwa Engineers remains committed to delivering infrastructure that is safe, durable, and built to standard — grounded in a long-term vision of contributing to the development of communities across Uganda and the wider region.

View the St. Clare Phase III portfolio entry: ST.CLARE

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Main Hall and Animal Shade Inaugurated

February 4, 20260

On 23rd January 2026, Rostwa Engineers formally handed over two completed projects at the Adilang Vocational Training Institute, the AVTI Main Hall and the AVTI Animal Shade Facility. The handover ceremony was held on the AVTI campus in Adilang, Agago District, and brought together the Dongo Paco Foundation board and Rostwa Engineers representatives for the official inauguration of both structures.

The Main Hall

The AVTI Main Hall is the largest communal facility delivered to the institute to date. Designed and constructed by Rostwa Engineers for Dongo Paco Foundation Limited, the hall provides AVTI with a permanent, large-capacity space for assemblies, institutional events, graduation ceremonies, community engagements, and training activities, functions the institute previously had no dedicated infrastructure to host at this scale.

The structure was built to serve not just the current student body but the long-term growth of the institution. From site preparation through to structural works, finishes, and final inspection, the project was managed with precision to ensure what was delivered matched the design intent and the operational needs of AVTI.

For an institution whose purpose is to equip young people in Northern Uganda with practical vocational skills, a hall of this size and quality changes what is possible, not just for the school, but for the wider Adilang community that uses the campus.

Inauguration of the Mainhall
The Animal shade enclosure

The Animal Shade Facility

The second project handed over on the same day was the AVTI Animal Shade Facility, a fenced agricultural enclosure designed to house a range of livestock and birds, incorporating dedicated sections for poultry, goats, cattle, and pigs.

Beyond its function as a livestock facility, the Animal Shade was designed with sustainability at its core. The facility incorporates a waste reuse system, managing animal manure and water in a way that supports the institute’s agricultural activities and reduces environmental impact. The enclosure is self-contained within a perimeter fence, built to accommodate a significant number of animals across its different sections.

This project reflects a broader vision for AVTI as a comprehensive vocational institution, one where students studying agriculture and animal husbandry have access to functional, well-built facilities that mirror real-world practice. Infrastructure built with purpose, designed to teach.

The Handover

The formal handover ceremony marked the conclusion of both projects and the beginning of their operational life. Speeches were delivered by representatives of both Rostwa Engineers and Dongo Paco Foundation, acknowledging the work completed and the significance of both facilities to the institute’s continued development.

Both projects now pass into the hands of AVTI and Dongo Paco Foundation for use.

View the AVTI Main Hall portfolio entry: AVTI View the Animal Shade portfolio entry: Animal

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Final Phase Reached

July 14, 20250

Construction of the Sisters’ House and Technical Management Department in Hawassa, Bushulo – Ethiopia, has now reached completion.

As Project Managers, our responsibilities covered the day-to-day coordination of site works, procurement management, and quality oversight from start to finish. These facilities are now ready for use, providing accommodation for staff members and a fully functional space for technical and administrative operations.

This project was delivered in partnership with the Ethiopian Catholic Church, with a focus on practical, well-built infrastructure that supports the needs of both the institution and the wider community.

Completed: July 2025
View full project portfolio: [https://rostwa-engineers.com/project/sisters-house-and-tmd]

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Project Phase Completion – Bushulo, Ethiopia.

December 16, 20240

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Phase 2B of the TMD & Sisters House – Bushulo, Ethiopia

Rostwa Engineers, as project managers, is pleased to announce the successful completion of Phase 2B of the TMD & Sisters House project in Bushulo, Ethiopia. This phase marks a significant milestone in our role of overseeing sustainable infrastructure solutions that enhance healthcare and community services.

Project Scope and Completed Works

The scope of Phase 2B included critical infrastructural developments aimed at improving waste management, healthcare utilities, and resource efficiency within the project area. Below is an overview of the works completed:

1. The Incinerator

As project managers, we supervised the installation of a state-of-the-art incinerator with designated waste sorting areas to promote proper waste segregation and management. These areas include specific zones for plastics, glass, medical, and kitchen waste. Supporting facilities include:

  • An office for the waste management in-charge.

2. The TMD Facility

The TMD facility was developed under our management to enhance functionality and efficiency in hospital operations. The key features of this facility include:

  • A technical store.
  • Shared office spaces.
  • A dedicated office for the technical head.
  • A meeting room.
  • A printery.
  • Workshops for specialized functions:
    • Biomedical & ICT.
    • Carpentry.
    • Mechanical.
    • Hydroelectric.
  • A drivers’ rest room.
  • Toilets for staff and visitors.

3. Well Water Rehabilitation

Ensuring reliable water supply was a critical aspect of this phase. Under our oversight, the following works were completed:

  • Construction of clean and dirty utility rooms.
  • Installation of slop sinks and bedpan washers.
  • Establishment of a new pump house.
  • Rehabilitation of Well 2 and the chamber of Well 1.

4. Water Supply and Pipe Redistribution

To optimize the water distribution system, we managed the installation of:

  • Filters and booster pumps in both Well 1 and Well 2 to ensure consistent and clean water supply.

5. Drying Yard

A new drying yard was constructed to support hospital operations, ensuring hygienic drying of materials and equipment.

6. Placenta Pit

A new placenta pit was established as part of the hospital’s waste management system, adhering to sanitary and environmental guidelines.

Acknowledgments
The successful completion of Phase 2B reflects the collaborative efforts of all stakeholders involved. As project managers, we acknowledge the dedication and professionalism of the local community, project partners, and our team in achieving the highest standards of safety, quality, and efficiency.

Commitment to Excellence At Rostwa Engineers, we remain steadfast in our “SAID” mission. Our role as project managers continues to prioritize sustainable development and our responsibility to the communities we serve.

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Hand over – Phase 2B
The Technical Management Facility
Inspection

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Celebrating 5 Years of Dedication

September 12, 20240

As the sun was shining brightly, lesser noise away from Kampala city, I laid down on my bed reflecting about how to navigate through life, suddenly my phone rang at 2:16pm on the 7th September, 2019 from the other side a soft feminine voice was so clear and loud about how I had been granted an opportunity to work as an Administrator with Rostwa Engineers!  that’s how the journey began.

Ms Atim Juliet in office during The Rostwa Cultural Day 2023

As I reflect on the past five years at Rostwa Engineers, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude. Reaching this milestone as an administrator has been a rewarding experience, filled with growth, challenges, and countless learning opportunities. What started as a fresh chapter in my career has evolved into a journey of self-discovery, teamwork, and professional development.

Rostwa Engineers has always been more than just a workplace. From day one, I was welcomed into an environment that fosters collaboration, innovation, and mutual respect. Over the years, I have witnessed firsthand the passion and dedication each member of this organization brings to their work, and it has been inspiring.

As an administrator, I’ve had the privilege of supporting the company’s operations from behind the scenes. Managing day-to-day tasks, coordinating with various departments, and ensuring the smooth flow of information within the organization has allowed me to self-discover my potential in different aspects of work.

Like any journey, the past five years have not been without challenges. Navigating the complexities of project timelines, resource management, and shifting priorities tested my organizational skills and adaptability. However, these challenges only strengthened my problem-solving abilities and taught me the value of resilience. Rostwa Engineers has always been supportive of employee development and providing opportunities for training that have not only enriched my skills but also made me a more confident and competent administrator.

As I celebrate this 5-year milestone, I look forward to continuing this incredible journey with Rostwa Engineers. The future holds exciting projects and new challenges, and I am eager to contribute to the company’s continued success. I am grateful for the trust and opportunities I’ve been given, and I remain committed to supporting the vision and mission of Rostwa Engineers as we move forward.

In closing, I want to thank my colleagues, mentors, and the leadership at Rostwa Engineers for their unwavering support and for making these five years such a rewarding experience. Here’s to many more years of growth, success, and innovation!

EXCELLENCE NEVER IS ENOUGH.

Administrator/HR

Atim Juliet

Ms. Atim in the Office 2022

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Celebrating 5 Years of Dedication

September 12, 20240

As the sun was shining brightly, lesser noise away from Kampala city, I laid down on my bed reflecting about how to navigate through life, suddenly my phone rang at 2:16pm on the 7th September, 2019 from the other side a soft feminine voice was so clear and loud about how I had been granted an opportunity to work as an Administrator with Rostwa Engineers!  that’s how the journey began.

Ms Atim Juliet in office during The Rostwa Cultural Day 2023

As I reflect on the past five years at Rostwa Engineers, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude. Reaching this milestone as an administrator has been a rewarding experience, filled with growth, challenges, and countless learning opportunities. What started as a fresh chapter in my career has evolved into a journey of self-discovery, teamwork, and professional development.

Rostwa Engineers has always been more than just a workplace. From day one, I was welcomed into an environment that fosters collaboration, innovation, and mutual respect. Over the years, I have witnessed firsthand the passion and dedication each member of this organization brings to their work, and it has been inspiring.

As an administrator, I’ve had the privilege of supporting the company’s operations from behind the scenes. Managing day-to-day tasks, coordinating with various departments, and ensuring the smooth flow of information within the organization has allowed me to self-discover my potential in different aspects of work.

Like any journey, the past five years have not been without challenges. Navigating the complexities of project timelines, resource management, and shifting priorities tested my organizational skills and adaptability. However, these challenges only strengthened my problem-solving abilities and taught me the value of resilience. Rostwa Engineers has always been supportive of employee development and providing opportunities for training that have not only enriched my skills but also made me a more confident and competent administrator.

As I celebrate this 5-year milestone, I look forward to continuing this incredible journey with Rostwa Engineers. The future holds exciting projects and new challenges, and I am eager to contribute to the company’s continued success. I am grateful for the trust and opportunities I’ve been given, and I remain committed to supporting the vision and mission of Rostwa Engineers as we move forward.

In closing, I want to thank my colleagues, mentors, and the leadership at Rostwa Engineers for their unwavering support and for making these five years such a rewarding experience. Here’s to many more years of growth, success, and innovation!

EXCELLENCE NEVER IS ENOUGH.

Administrator/HR

Atim Juliet

Ms. Atim in the Office 2022

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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AT AVTI-AGGAO JULY 2024.

July 2, 20240

Intro

After Rostwa Engineers having active Construction and Project planning for Adilang Vocational Training Institute Agago for a period of 2 years and more, Administration thought of how best to give back to the Institute since it’s an annual norm to have at least one corporate social responsibility activity hence the birth of Careers day. The reasons behind the day was for the students to have first-hand information from people already actively engaged in the field of the various courses they are pursuing.

Group photo during the Rostwa CSR at the AVTI

Consultants were availed for every course being pursued at Institute that is Agriculture, Tailoring and garment design, Building and concrete practices and hair dressing. Mr. Ocen William was the agricultural consultant ( Director Nen anyim nursery Gulu), Mrs. Aber Judith Oneka as a tailoring consultant (Director Honeka fashions Gulu), Mrs. Acen Margaret as Hair dressing consultant (director Smart way saloon Gulu)  and Eng. Obwor Emmanuel as Building and concrete practices consultant (Managing Director Rostwa Engineers Ltd Entebbe).

Agricultural, tailoring and hair dressing consultants discussed about the history of business( how it started, sources of capital and how it expanded), Business control and monitoring, challenges and solutions and Do’s and Don’ts of the businesses. The Building consultant shared with students his personal life story on how he became an Engineer and history of Rostwa Engineers limited. There were different sessions of questions and answers in categories all these information shared we are optimistic about it being value addition to the students in line with various causes pursued.

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Rostwa community social responsibility at AVTI 2024

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Rostwa community social responsibility at AVTI 2024

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Rostwa community social responsibility at AVTI 2024

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Rostwa community social responsibility at AVTI 2024

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Rostwa community social responsibility at AVTI 2024

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Rostwa community social responsibility at AVTI 2024

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Rostwa community social responsibility at AVTI 2024

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Successful Handover and Project Inspection- AVTI

May 15, 20240

Handover

We are pleased to announce the successful handover of several key structures at Adilang Vocational Training Institute (AVTI) to the school administration. This signifies the completion of a significant part of a phase of our ongoing partnership with the institution.

Handover Details:

Site Inspection at AVTI may 2024
  • Girls’ Dormitory: The newly constructed dormitory has 8 rooms, designed to meet the highest standards of safety and student well-being.
  • Dongo Paco Office: A dedicated office space has been completed for the Dongo Paco Foundation Ltd, ensuring smooth operations and efficient management.
  • Store: The new storage facility provides ample and secure storage space for essential school supplies and equipment.

Project Inspection:

In addition to the handover, our team conducted a comprehensive site inspection of the remaining school projects currently underway. This inspecti1on allows for proactive identification of any potential issues and ensures adherence to the project timeline and quality standards.

We are committed to delivering exceptional results for our clients. The successful handover of these structures reflects our dedication to quality construction, efficient project management, and on-time completion. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with AVTI and contributing to the continued development of their facilities.

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Retreat and Anniversary Celebrations 2024

May 15, 20240

Celebrating 15 Years of Excellence

At Rostwa Engineers Ltd., we recently gathered for a momentous company retreat and anniversary celebration, marking our 15th year of “Engineering a Legacy.” This event was a perfect blend of reflection, strategic planning, and celebration, held in the scenic Fort Portal, Western Uganda.

 Reflecting on Our Journey

Toro Kingdom Palace

The retreat provided us with a valuable opportunity to look back on our achievements and milestones. From pioneering engineering solutions to building lasting relationships with our clients, we have grown and evolved in ways we could have only imagined when we started 15 years ago. This growth is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and innovative spirit of our entire team.

 Engineering a Legacy: Strategic Planning for Year 15: The highlight of our retreat was our strategic planning sessions, where each department collaborated to set clear, ambitious goals for the upcoming year. This year, under the theme “Engineering a Legacy,” the Jupita team revised and polished our company philosophy, including our mission, vision, and core values. Each department then developed their own mission for Rostwa Year 15, encapsulated in their Wildly Important Goals (WIGs) and detailed action plans (Leads).

Departmental Missions and Action Plans: Each department at Rostwa Engineers Ltd. held its own retreat session to develop a mission and action plan for Year 15. Here are the highlights from each department’s session:

Administration Department: Led by Ms. Atim Juliet, the Administration team focused on enhancing internal communication and streamlining administrative processes to support overall company efficiency.

Finance Department: Under the leadership of Mrs. Berna Otto, the Finance team is dedicated to improving financial transparency and optimizing budget allocation.

Technical Team: Under the leadership of Eng. Emmanuel Obwor, the Technical team is dedicated to driving innovation through external collaboration, maximizing available engineering solutions, and enhancing customer satisfaction.

 A Celebration to Remember: In addition to our strategic sessions, we celebrated our 15th anniversary with team-building activities and a memorable Rostwa dinner, where we enjoyed a special cake-cutting ceremony to mark our 15 years of excellence. Our celebration took place at Kalitusi Lodges in Fort Portal City, providing a beautiful and inspiring setting for our events. We also explored the rich tourism sites of the western belt, including visits to the Semuliki Hot Springs, Kyaninga Lodges, Fort Portal City, the Toro Kingdom Palace, Kazinga Channel, Queen Elizabeth National Park, and the Equator. These experiences not only strengthened our team bonds but also allowed us to appreciate the beauty and culture of Uganda.

 Looking Ahead

As we embark on our 15th year, we are more committed than ever to living up to our theme, “Engineering a Legacy.” With a clear strategic plan and a motivated team, we are poised to achieve new heights and continue delivering unparalleled engineering solutions to our clients.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has been part of our journey so far. Here’s to another year of Engineering A Legacy at Rostwa Engineers Ltd.

Training session during the 2024 company retreat