The family of the late Mr. Mukalazi Kizito Hormisdasc, the renowned director and founder of Hormisdallen Schools, has released the official funeral program following his passing yesterday.
Mr. Mukalazi, a titan of Uganda’s private education sector, is being remembered for his transformative contribution to primary education, having established one of the most successful school networks in the country. His passing has triggered a wave of tributes from parents, former students, and fellow educationists who credit him with setting high academic and moral standards.
The Official Funeral Program
The three-day farewell events will allow the education community and the general public to pay their respects before he is laid to rest in Nakaseke District.
Sunday, April 26, 2026: Requiem Service
• Time: 10:00 AM
• Venue: Hormisdallen Primary School, Gayaza.
• Details: A special requiem service will be held at the Gayaza campus, providing an opportunity for the school community, staff, and students to honor their founding director.
Monday, April 27, 2026: Memorial Service
• Time: 10:00 AM
• Venue: Christianity Focus Center, Mengo-Kisenyi.
• Details: The cortege will proceed to Mengo for a memorial service, where friends, business associates, and religious leaders are expected to congregate.
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Tuesday, April 28, 2026: Burial Service and Interment
• Time: 10:00 AM
• Venue: Kagembe-Semuto.
• Details: Mr. Mukalazi Kizito will be laid to rest at his ancestral home in Kagembe, Semuto. The final funeral rites will commence in the morning, followed by the interment.
Under Mr. Mukalazi’s leadership, Hormisdallen Schools became a household name in Uganda, consistently topping National Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) charts. His “Education has no money value” philosophy guided the growth of several campuses across Kampala and Wakiso, making quality education accessible to thousands.
The family has provided contact lines for condolences and inquiries through Mr. Dennis Kizito (0782 713 101) and members of the organizing committee, including Mr. Kimbugwe Godfrey and Mr. Semakula Robert.
As the country prepares to bid farewell to this educational icon, many continue to share their memories of a man who viewed teaching not just as a business, but as a lifelong calling to build the nation’s future.
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