We are launching our 2026 campaign, Clean Futures: Plastic for Purpose, focused on creating a safe and hygienic bathroom facility for teenage mothers in Katwe and Karamoja. This project transforms plastic waste into sustainable infrastructure, addressing both environmental
Climate Justice is something we each have to take responsibility for.
I had an informative, fun session at the #EcoChampionsConference by SOS Children’s Village, Uganda about climate change and how to reduce its impact.
Our planet is our responsibility.
With our #PlasticForPurpose campaign coming up soon, today I met my friend Jovia the Founder of Seasons of Life, to align on the next steps.
I also stopped by Afande @AKasingye to share updates on what I’ve been working on the ground and get guidance too.
We all have ideas, but turning them into results is the real challenge.
Join us for a training with @nabwanika on how to move from concept to action and build sustainable income from your ideas on 10th July, 2026 at BHTB
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Hello X family,
I’m excited to share that I’ll be moderating our panel session,
“MONETIZING CREATIVE: SCALING TALENT, PROTECTING IDENTITY & GROWING BRAND CONSISTENCY.”
See you this Saturday @YujoRestaurant , starting 12:00 PM.
We’re honored to collaborate once again with @GlobalC8533 , a driving force behind youth-led solutions for climate resilience, water security, and ecosystem restoration in Uganda and beyond. Together, we’re supporting our #CleaFuturesPlasticforPurpose
From one schoolhouse in Nyakagyezi to a movement empowering grandmothers, building clinics, and opening libraries, this is the power of a promise kept.
But we're just getting started. Help us write the next chapter.
Donate today: https://t.co/BTux0iV8Oy
#NyakaAt25Years #LegacyCelebration
"Teenage pregnancy is not just a health issue it is a development challenge that requires a whole-of-society response."
As Dr. Irene Mwenyango, Assistant Commissioner for the Adolescent and School Health Division at Uganda's Ministry of Health, highlighted during the Link, Learn & Act webinar, the effects of teenage pregnancy extend far beyond the health sector. They influence education, economic opportunities, gender equality, social protection, and the overall well-being of individuals, families, and communities.
Addressing this challenge therefore requires more than isolated interventions. It calls for coordinated action across sectors, bringing together government, development partners, civil society, educators, parents, cultural and religious leaders, communities, and young people themselves.
The question is no longer who should act, but how we can work together to create lasting change. Every sector has a role to play, and every collaboration moves us closer to a future where Uganda's young people can thrive.
#LinkLearnAct #ReachAhandAfrica
"I made a promise to 56 orphans: I would take them to university." 🎓 @Twejaka
Today, that promise has opened doors for 96,000 students.
We proved that investing in one child transforms a village, a nation, a generation.
Now we're going for 100,000.
Be the reason a child gets a future
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@SegalFoundation@BeautifulWorld@ClintonGlobal
#NyakaAt25Years #LegacyCelebration
Improving adolescent health requires more than services. It takes coordinated leadership, shared accountability, and collective action.
With support from #ProtectSRHR, district leaders, cultural and religious leaders, youth representatives, and development partners came together in Terego District to review progress, address persistent challenges, and strengthen the delivery of adolescent health services.
Discussions highlighted encouraging gains in family planning uptake and increased use of adolescent-friendly health services. At the same time, the meeting acknowledged that teenage pregnancy remains a significant concern, particularly in some sub-counties, reinforcing the need for stronger prevention efforts and sustained community engagement.
The meeting concluded with clear commitments to strengthen school health programmes, accelerate the implementation of measures to prevent teenage pregnancy and child marriage, improve coordination across sectors, and mobilize resources to ensure every young person has access to quality health information and services.
Together, we are building stronger systems that enable adolescents and young people to live healthy, informed, and empowered lives. #ProtectSRHR #ReachAhandAfrica
with a site visit and official launch on August 15th at the Youth Sharing Conference Hall in Nsambya. Upon completion, the facility will be handed over to the Katwe community, creating lasting positive impact.
reach out to 0786461445 or 0775 112 748 for Donations.
We are launching our 2026 campaign, Clean Futures: Plastic for Purpose, focused on creating a safe and hygienic bathroom facility for teenage mothers in Katwe and Karamoja. This project transforms plastic waste into sustainable infrastructure, addressing both environmental
helps prevent infections like urinary tract infections, which are common and dangerous without proper sanitation. At the same time, repurposing plastic waste reduces environmental harm, promoting a healthier community and planet.
Construction begins August 14th,
Abishiag Wabwire Nabwire guided the peers through an engaging session on Sexual and Gender-Based Violence, unpacking the key differences between sex and gender and exploring how gender roles, norms, and stereotypes shape the opportunities and experiences of young people.
The peers reflected on issues of gender equality, gender equity, domestic violence, and the harmful social expectations placed on women and men. The session challenged them to think critically about how these norms influence education, relationships, leadership, and everyday life.
#PEA26 #ReachAhandAfrica
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Love creating content that inspires change?
Join Nyaka as a Volunteer Content & Social Media Coordinator and help tell stories that transform lives through digital media.
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#SocialMediaJobs #ContentCreator #Volunteer #UgandaJobs
The Creative Showcase Programme 2026 is making a vibrant return this July 11th at @YujoRestaurant , Nakasero, reigniting Kampala’s passion for African pop culture and lifestyle. After a brief pause, this landmark event, hosted by the British Council Uganda @BritishArts
Omweso will always be my favorite board game. I had an amazing time playing with Mr. Juma yesterday.
An interesting fact about Omweso is that it was traditionally played only by men, so much so that the specific "winning move" is known as akakyaala in Luganda
#POATE2026
Here’s an opportunity for all the amazing ladies in Tourism to showcase and sell your products at the upcoming #NationalMuseumDay celebrations.
📅 Date: 18th May 2026 📍 Venue: Jinja Rugby Grounds
📞 Contact me at +256 786 461 445 or dm
Note: Slots are very limited.
#IMD2026