- In a strategic move aimed at securing long-term financial and social transformation, MCS has officially launched an international school project in Kyanja Kungu, reinforcing its mission of empowering members through education, real estate, and collective investment.

There was a colourful groundbreaking ceremony held yesterday, which attracted SACCO members, community members, and investors. The project, known as MESU Academy, is expected to provide high-quality international education that prepares learners for global opportunities while strengthening family legacies through sustainable investment.

Speaking at the event, the Managing Director, Jason Kagurusi, emphasised that the institution is more than a school. He described it as a visionary platform that integrates education with wealth creation, ensuring that families not only educate their children but also build lasting assets for future generations.
“This project reflects our mission of empowering our members through meaningful investments. Education remains one of the strongest pillars of generational wealth, and this school will shape future leaders while creating economic value,” he noted.

The SACCO leadership also revealed that the organisation is still open to new members and investors who wish to buy shares starting from UGX 1 million. This opportunity allows individuals to join a growing investment community focused on asset ownership and financial security.

For over 10 years, the cooperative has served members across Uganda, building credibility through strategic and transparent investment projects. Among its ongoing initiatives are the Katosi Project, the Garuga Project, and the Lake View Project, all designed to offer high-value real estate and long-term returns.

A major highlight of the ceremony was the issuance of land titles to several members, a move that strengthened confidence in the SACCO’s commitment to transparency and delivering tangible benefits. Beneficiaries expressed gratitude, noting that land ownership has improved their financial stability and secured their families’ future.
Members applauded the SACCO for combining education and investment, saying the international school and real estate projects will create employment, improve infrastructure, and position Kyanja Kungu as a centre for quality education and modern development.
As construction of MESU Academy begins, optimism remains high that the initiative will transform lives, strengthen communities, and preserve generational wealth for many Ugandan families.









