We are thrilled to congratulate Ashnah Kalemera, our Head of Programmes at CIPESA on her election to the @IFEX Council for the 2026–2029 term.
IFEX is the world's largest global network dedicated to defending and promoting freedom of expression, representing over 100 independent organisations across 70 countries. Ashnah brings to the Council extensive expertise on #InternetFreedom, #FreedomOfExpression, #AccessToinformation, #TechPolicy and much more.
"I am deeply honoured to join the IFEX Council at such a critical moment for free expression globally. I look forward to contributing alongside the brilliant members of the Council to advance free expression and digital rights for communities across Africa and beyond." - Ashnah Kalemera
When Ebola resurfaced in Uganda, we moved fast.
Handwashing stations & sanitizers went up at our schools, healing centres, clinic, and offices. Every staff member in the field is equipped to stay safe.
But our Vocational Secondary School needs a stronger water pump to keep clean water flowing.
Clean water = safety.
Donate today: https://t.co/3zRQd6ZFWD
#EbolaResponse #Uganda #Nyaka #CleanWater
In 2001, Our founder and CEO @Twejaka turned a $5,000 promise into a movement that has since raised over $150M and served over 86,000 AIDS orphans and vulnerable children.
1. A School for My Village, the founding promise.
2. Victory for My Village, scaling impact beyond education to grandmothers and healthcare.
3. Legacy for My Village, the culmination of two decades of community-driven development.
Launching August 7. A testament to the power of grassroots leadership and global partnership.
#NyakaAt25Years #LegacyCelebration #LegacyForMyVillage
Meet the new powerhouse driving Nyaka's mission in Uganda!
We are proud to welcome @asiimwe4justice , @AbelKagumire , @WalusansaBadru , @KimKNash , Prof. Patrick Edrin Kyamanywa and Josephine Akiru to our Uganda Board.
With expertise in law, revenue, surgery, policy, and HR, their leadership will be pivotal in empowering over 96,000 children and 23,000 grandmothers .
Together, we’re building a brighter future.
#NyakaAt25Years #LegacyCelebration
Why are more Ugandans choosing silence over political debate?
In this opinion piece, socio-political analyst Badru Walusansa reflects on changing public discourse and offers six thought-provoking "rules" for navigating today's civic environment.
Read His Full Op-Ed Here 👉 https://t.co/40HvBI0o5w
#ExpressOpinion
An inspiring night of purpose, partnership & positive change is coming to London. 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇬
Join us on the 25th June (6-9pm) at Electric House, Portobello Road.
Connection. Impact. Community. A shared vision for lasting change in Uganda.
#NyakAt25Years
This National Heroes Day, we honor rural Uganda's everyday heroes:
1. Grandmothers who refused to let orphans starve
2. Single mothers who built from nothing
3. Children who chose hope
For 25 years, Nyaka has walked beside them. But they were heroes long before we arrived.
OPINION: “Parliament and the National Theatre are now identical twins separated by a road.”
In this Op-Ed, socio-political analyst @WalusansaBadru argues that Uganda’s @Parliament_Ug is increasingly losing public trust as controversial laws and political theatrics overshadow genuine representation.
🔗 Read Full Opinion Here: https://t.co/Bkxhizbez1
#ExpressUpdates
OPINION:
Parliament and National Theatre: Two identical twins separated by a road
"However, it now appears like Parliament wants to outshine the national theatre by becoming a temple of theatrics and demagoguery."
https://t.co/GK2HM29Kd3
#MonitorUpdates
#SovereigntyBill
Legal protection or a deeper moral question?
Uganda’s proposed Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, has sparked significant debate, raising critical questions about how sovereignty should be understood, protected and applied in today’s globalised world.
In this insightful analysis, @WalusansaBadru, our Policy Analyst, explores the tension between legal frameworks and the broader moral dimensions of sovereignty. While legislation may seek to safeguard national interests, the article highlights that true sovereignty extends beyond law, requiring strong institutions, economic resilience and a shared sense of patriotism among citizens.
The discussion challenges us to reflect: Can sovereignty be legislated or must it be built through capacity, identity and inclusive national development?
Read the full analysis here:
https://t.co/Hvu9nv7KqT
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