Bart Kakooza is A sensational former CCN War correspondent who traversed most parts of war-tone Africa and the World to showcase commentaries on a number of conflicts. Bart served at the America’s CCN as War correspondent in 90s and 2000s before he later retired his job.
After retiring, he decided to return back home in Uganda and was given to head the Nation’s major Radio and TV Station Uganda Broadcasting Corporation. While here, he has retired into modern farming and cattle keeping at his farm in Ziroobwe.
The Former CNN Ugandan News Veterinary lifts his Home Area with a Touristic Farm.
In the Central District of Luweero Uganda, the former News reporter has embarked on a number of projects including fishing and Agriculture plus cattle keeping.
However, Bart has gone to build a Sensational and attractive farm that houses every fruit on earth and every foo including every domestic birds you have ever seen.
Bart is also currently working at Smari Media Institute as a Trainer and An award winning TV Producer with over 25 years’ experience, he is currently a Ugandan contributor for CNN world report.
With his infinite wisdom and experience in the field of media, he works at the institute to build and grow a new generation of journalists, and producers who will go on to win on the international scene.
The Former CNN Ugandan News Veterinary lifts his Home Area with a Touristic Farm.
The Institute is aimed at Empowering Africa’s youth through innovative courses created to develop their skillsets for a better future for Africa.
SMARI institutes’ aim is to induce the commitment of educators in giving un-paralled education with quality and innovative ideas. For more information, here’s their website https://www.smari.ac.ug/
Their education technology reflects the most modern trends and researches in education to make the academic community stay current with the new trends. Our ultimate goal of the journey is breeding a dynamic, visionary and creative younger generation.
And indeed Bart in the nutshell, one would clearly put it that he decided to come back home in Uganda to change the narrative of both farming and Tourism.
