THE HEART OF OUR FAMILY
The late Mrs Tuhabwa Jane
Founder of The Aivanic Family
Mother to Aivanic Mwesigwa IvanREMEMBERED SINCE 17 DECEMBER 2024Counting the days of her legacy…
WHAT HOLDS US TOGETHERDifferent journeys.
Different journeys.
One family.
01Love & belonging
There is always room at the table for one another.
02Respect & support
We listen, encourage, and celebrate each other.
03Memories & legacy
We honour our story while making new chapters.
A family connection worth celebrating
Aunt by family tree.
Almost twins by birthday.
Some family stories come with a delightful surprise: the family tree says aunt and nephew, while the birthdays make us feel like a generation of our own.
Aivanic Mwesigwa Ivan
Nephew · Son of the founder
Born 9 June 1999
Mrs Orimwesige Edith
Aunt · Sister of the founder
Born 7 November 1999The surprising detail: Ivan was born on 9 June 1999, and his aunt Edith on 7 November 1999 — just 151 days apart. She is his aunt by family relationship, yet they were born in the same year, with Ivan arriving first. Family titles tell one part of the story; birthdays add the fun twist.
Two surnames. One idea: trust.
Mwesigwa, in Aivanic Mwesigwa Ivan’s name, means “trustworthy person.” Orimwesiga, the related surname meaning shared for Mrs Orimwesige Edith, means “You are the trustworthy one.” Their surnames are gender-neutral and belong to the same family of meaning, connecting nephew and aunt through the idea of trustworthiness.
Meet Musiimenta Jamilah
Musiimenta Jamilah is the daughter of Mrs Orimwesige Edith, adding another generation to the family story. Through Edith, Jamilah is part of the same family tree that connects her mother to Aivanic Mwesigwa Ivan.
