💥🎊🚨Only the clothes and dates will change otherwise 🥳🥳🥳. WE ARE RECREATING 2morrow, same place, time and vybes🔥 📍 Mubs playgrounds nakawa 🕒 9am #15thnacobasportsgala #educationforresponsibility #Hornetschapayeye

Spotlighting Leadership: Laurel Kivuyo A Tanzanian climate activist & Founder of ClimateHubTanzania, she’s building a generation of young climate leaders through dynamic programs on climate awareness & ecopreneurship. Who inspires you? Drop a 🌟 & tag a leader! #IWD2025

Share Widely, Uganda to the World🇺🇬🌏 Video of the Year on my side👏

From classrooms to AI innovation, Hammed Kayode Alabi is transforming the future of Africa’s youth. Builder of purpose. Shaper of opportunity. #KuelimikaKwaAfrica #HammedKayodeAlabi #AIforAfrica

We’re delighted to welcome Jude Watimongo to our team. He is an MPhil (Master of Philosophy) Mechatronics Engineering student at Ashesi University University, passionate about using technology, storytelling, and mentorship to spotlight youth-led innovation across Africa.

Looking to boost your career or business brand? Kuelimika Kwa Africa offers CV & cover letter writing, LinkedIn optimization, career coaching & more. Book now: bit.ly/kuelimika-book… #CareerDevelopment #CVHelp #LinkedInTips #KuelimikaKwaAfrica

🚀 Tech meets purpose in this week’s #TechSeries! We sat down with Innocent, CEO of Chariot, a youth-led startup that's breaking barriers in digital access across Africa. From classrooms to communities, Chariot is equipping young people with the tools they need to thrive

Spotlighting WAIHIGA K.Muturi, RTN. — AI Generalist, Innovation Strategist & founder of Let's Create Africa He’s trained 200k+ MSMEs, pioneered AI + storytelling for good, & builds community-led impact systems across Africa. #KuelimikaKwaAfrica #AIforGood #DigitalInclusion

How can art restore dignity and hope? Through Realiance Soul Youth Initiative, founder Adelard is showing how music, creativity, and performance can uplift marginalized youth financially, mentally, and emotionally. #KuelimikaKwaAfrica #YouthVoices #ArtForChange #AfricanYouth

Spotlighting African leadership: Folake Owodunni, CEO of Emergency Response Africa. With 15+ years of experience and a vision to make urgent care accessible, she’s using tech to transform healthcare delivery across Africa. “We can’t wait for perfect systems. We must act now.”

Did You Know? Only 30% of researchers in Africa are women. Despite growing interest in STEM, gender disparities remain a challenge across research institutions, universities, and innovation hubs. Source: UNESCO Institute for Statistics, 2023 #STEMinAfrica #WomenInSTEM

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What do we learn from this article published by Daily Monitor in April 2025? monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/na… Read for yourself and share your thoughts. #BusogaClimateMapping

OpenStreetMap Uganda Daily Monitor Research shows, Busoga’s forest cover is now 16%, far below Uganda’s national average of 36%. Every mapped green space matters. We look forward to #BusogaClimateMapping

🌍✨ One Africa, One Voice! ✨🌍 Our inaugural Youth Cross-Country Learning Labs kicked off powerfully on 4th October 2025 with voices from across Africa; Uganda, Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania, Nigeria, DRC, Zambia, Malawi, Ethiopia, Niger, Egypt & more 🇺🇬🇰🇪🇿🇲🇳🇬

Youth unemployment in Africa is nearly double the adult average. Yet, young people are not short on ideas, they’re short on access. Join us for session 2; Saturday, 18th October | 11:00 AM–1:00 PM EAT Register now: lnkd.in/ePrzxqrk

On 4th October, young Africans from across the continent came together, not just to talk, but to lead. From Uganda, Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania, Nigeria, DRC, South Sudan, Malawi, Zambia, Ethiopia, Niger, Egypt, & beyond, voices merged in a powerful call for unity, accountability,

As we prepare for Session 2: Youth Entrepreneurship & Job Creation, we invite you to be part of the next chapter. Let’s move from ideas to impact together. 📅 Saturday, 18th October 2025 🕚 11 AM – 1 PM EAT

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“Governance is not a space reserved for the few, it is shaped by those bold enough to show up, speak up, and stay engaged.” Session 5 will equip young Africans with practical advocacy skills, a deeper understanding of governance systems, and the confidence to