👏👏Congratulations to all the East African Youth Mentorship Program, Cohort 1 participants for successfully completing this journey! Your commitment to learning and passion for leadership have been truly remarkable. To our speakers, your support has been invaluable.
👏A heartfelt appreciation to our panelists @ben_omillo & @regesa for leading the Week 4 discussion on the critical role of young people in governance, accountability, peacebuilding, civic participation and creating meaningful social impact within their communities and across EA.
A heartfelt thank you👏to our amazing panelists for making Week 3 of the EAYMP an impactful learning experience.
Sharing your expertise challenged our young leaders to think beyond ideas and embrace innovation to solve local challenges facing our communities across East Africa.
EAYMP (Week 2):
Featuring distinguished Regional Leaders, we will unpack the vision of the @jumuiya (EAC), the opportunities regional integration presents for young people and how youth can become active contributors in this agenda.
#YouthLeadership#EAC#YouthParticipation
🚀Today marks an exciting milestone as we officially launch the East African Youth Mentorship Program in partnership with @EAYNOfficial
Together, we're empowering the next generation of young East African leaders in governance and regional integration. #EAYMP#YouthLeadership🚀
📣📣Call for Applications 📣📣
Are you a young leader ready to shape the future of East Africa? Apply now and discover how you can be part of the next generation of leaders driving regional integration in East Africa.
🔗Link: https://t.co/BrYjIhcbff
⏰Deadline: 30th June 2026
The Institute was privileged to have participated in a partners’ meeting on the implementation of the #EAC Youth Policy (2025-2030) SRHR Commitments in Uganda, organized by @cehurduganda and @EAYNOfficial last week, at Skyz Hotel Naguru, Kampala.
#SRHR#EAC Youth Policy
Today CEHURD and the East African Youth Network (@EAYNOfficia) convened a partners meeting with the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) MPs, to create awareness and discuss strategies for implementating the EAC Youth Policy- SRHR Commitments.
EALA Mps have committed to work hand in hand with CSOs for example through the EALA Women caucus and the Youth parliamentary forum to ensure that the YSRHR commitments are implemented throughout the EAC region despite the challenges faced from different sects and domestic policies.
Today, we honor and appreciate the hard work, dedication and contributions of workers everywhere.
As an institution, we commemorate the International Labor Day by affirming that resilience and commitment of workers are the backbone of inclusive development and regional progress.
📢📢Happening today 📢📢
Young leaders, you’re all inviting to an online youth mentorship session, a great opportunity for young people to gain guidance and skills in leadership.
Date: 29th April 2026
Platform: [Google Meet]
Time: 7:00pm - 8:00pm Link: https://t.co/NCO7xsoi8i
To all young East African leaders,
We’re inviting you to join an online youth mentorship session, a great opportunity for young people to gain guidance, skills and inspiration.
Date: 29th April 2026
Platform: [Google Meet]
Time: 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Link: https://t.co/NCO7xsoi8i
UPDATE: In a bid to ease traffic congestion along the Kampala-Mukono Highway, the Uganda Railways Corporation (URC) has introduced a school train service to transport students. The service was launched today in starting with Seroma High School in Mukono. URC officials say the service will also be used to return students when schools resume, providing a safer and more efficient alternative to road transport.
Read: https://t.co/1I6SvlcqVR
#MonitorUpdates
📹: @DNakaweesi
The #AfCFTA Secretariat is undertaking a benchmarking mission to the European Commission (13–17 April 2026) to support implementation of the Digital Trade Protocol, with backing from UNDP and the Better Than Cash Alliance.
Drawing on EU expertise in digital trade governance, regulatory harmonisation, and cross-border data frameworks, the mission will strengthen coordination and advance inclusive digital transformation across Africa.
#AfCFTA #DigitalTrade #DigitalTransformation #Africa
Uganda’s greatest strength is its people, especially our youth. With over 73% of our population being young, the future of our country depends on how well we invest in their potential today.
At the 4th National Labour Convention and Expo 2026 held today at Serena Hotel, I called for the urgent need to act decisively. We must create jobs through key sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and the digital economy, while equipping our young people with relevant skills and supporting entrepreneurship and innovation.
This must go hand in hand with inclusion. We need to ensure that women, persons with disabilities, and other vulnerable groups are fully supported to participate in the labour market and benefit from economic opportunities.
To achieve meaningful impact, I urged stakeholders to move beyond discussion and deliver real, measurable results that improve the lives of our young people.
I also called for stronger protection of Ugandan workers abroad, including fair wage negotiations and better safeguards to ensure they are treated with dignity and earn what they deserve.
@Mglsd_UG@EstherAnyakun
The 42nd Meeting of the Sectoral Council on Cooperation in Defence Affairs is taking place today at the EAC Headquarters in Arusha, Tanzania.
The Council will consider and adopt key agenda items reviewed by the 42nd Consultative Committee on Cooperation in Defence Affairs, which has been meeting this week at the Headquarters.
Among the items for adoption are the development of EAC Civil-Military Cooperation Guidelines, the Report of the Multi-Agency Experts Working Group (MEWG) on the EAC Mutual Defence Pact, and activities scheduled for the upcoming half-year calendar, among others.
From the discussions, the importance of digital inclusion in ensuring that no community is left behind in the digital era was greatly highlighted. We explored how technology can bridge gaps in access to justice, strengthen institutional accountability and enhance service delivery
@earipsinstitute was delighted to take part in the recently concluded 3rd #IFF2026 in Kigali, Rwanda from 10th-12th March 2026. This gathering convened leaders, innovators and policymakers to explore how technology can reshape governance/service delivery across Africa and beyond.
From e-governance platforms to data-driven policy making, the conversations at hashtag#IFF2026 reinforced the urgency of building inclusive, secure and transparent digital ecosystems.