Join us for the official launch of Law, Life & Laughter by Brownie Ebal, a heartfelt memoir that reminds us purpose is often found in the most unexpected places.
Friday, 4 September | 5:00 PM
Silver Springs Hotel, Bugolobi.
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Wambui Gacihi @Gacihi2 โ A young International Relations professional from Kenya, Wambui is building her practice at the intersection of diplomacy, inclusive governance, and regional peace and security. Through research, programme implementation, and stakeholder engagement across East Africa, she is championing evidence-based policymaking and the kind of collaborative leadership that turns complex challenges into lasting solutions.
Daphne Pearl Naggayi โ Software Engineer at Kanzu Finance Limited, Pearl brings a rare combination of Civil Engineering and Computer Science to the work of building digital infrastructure for social equity. From telemedicine platforms to financial services for underserved communities, her code is designed with a clear purpose: a digital Africa where technology serves as a tool for universal dignity and growth.
Hon. Maseruka Robert @MaserukaRobert โ Member of Parliament for Mukono South Constituency, Hon. Maseruka carries the voices of his constituents into the halls of national policymaking. His entry into the YELP Fellowship reflects a commitment to deepening leadership at the intersection of representation, governance, and public service, and we look forward to the parliamentary perspective he brings to the cohort.
Jethro Kawuki โ Operations Manager and engineering professional, Jethro has built his leadership across two demanding industries, construction and food manufacturing. His systems-driven approach to operations, production coordination, and business process management brings a grounded, practical voice to the cohort's conversations on industry transformation and business growth.
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The Young and Emerging Leaders Project has officially welcomed its Class of 2026, and this July, fellows from Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Kenya, and Nigeria will converge in Kampala for Seminar One of their fellowship journey. Lawyers, journalists, legislators, engineers, entrepreneurs, and public servants sit side by side in this cohort, each bringing a track record of building, fixing, and serving their communities, and each here to sharpen the character behind that work.
Read the full story on how this year's fellows are shaping up, and what awaits them as their journey begins.
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@sexyjollof Watched it and I think she is with him because of sunk cost fallacy
The cost of leaving seems bigger than staying
They donโt even align on basic values when it comes to family ๐คฆ๐พโโ๏ธ. Why are you together when the cores mismatch
@talkshow256@Logosehope Haha itโs the first episode were you completely let the guest talk.
She is a yapper and it is refreshing
The piece she wrote about leaving her workplace was nice. Realized I need to journal more
@lelethubb Take care of your gut by taking lots of water, eating food rich in Fibre, introducing probiotics in your diet.
You become what you eat
A balanced microbiome can support your feminine health by regulating ph balance and supporting your immune system