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My name is Lucy Karabo Joyce, and this is the story of how a single comment in a small village moved me to empower thousands of young women across Uganda.
Inspire Lives Africa was officially launched on the 4th of November, 2020. This date marked a dream that Koshaba Grace carried for years becoming real.
Nansikombi Dianah is a female youth, mother, and a Catholic. Professionally, I am the Programs and Partnerships Manager at the Omuto Foundation.
King Lukwago studied Quantitative Economics at university, a field that got him into mathematics. “I have always loved figures and mathematics,” he reflects.
Prof. Dr. Kwagala Kasozi reveals why teenage pregnancy is a “system failure” and shares her journey from a privileged childhood to transforming Katwe slums.
MC Kats is trending for posting images of singer Fille Mutoni, mother of his child—while she lies in a hospital bed on life support.
Touch The Slum Foundation, a nonprofit that empowers vulnerable youth—adolescent girls and mothers—recently hosted its first-ever LEAD Bootcamp.
I had the privilege of attending the Young Content Developers Programme aka #LetsTalkUg on women, SRHR and youth focused communication.
SOLFA has unveiled plans for 2026 Annual Youth Festival themed “One Dream, One Stage,” scheduled for January 4, 2026, at Red Cross Main Hall in Kasonga.
Supported by the UNDP, the session drew participants from across the region, fostering discussions on turning everyday talents into sustainable income streams