Award Winning Communications Architect I Global Moderator I Alumn @ghcorps I Fundraising I Gender & Social Justice Advocate I MBA Scholar @HeriotWattU I Mentor
Join us this Thursday, 7th May 2026 at 3PM CAT on โ๐๐ฟ๐ฎ๐ณ๐๐ถ๐ป๐ด ๐ฎ๐ป ๐๐บ๐ฝ๐ฎ๐ฐ๐๐ณ๐๐น ๐๐ฏ๐๐๐ฟ๐ฎ๐ฐ๐โ!
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Closing the evidenceโaction gap for resilient health systems.
#ZHRC2026@NHRAZambia#GlobalModerator
HAPPENING NOW at #NationalYouthCamp!
Leading a session on Retention Strategies for Girl Guiding.
Simple Q: What makes a girl want to stay?
Stronger girls = Stronger units = Stronger communities
#GirlGuidesZambia
You cannot separate health from education. When a young learner is forced to risk their well-being just to get through a school day, their entire future is put on hold.
Right now, close to 3,000 students across five schools in Jinja and the Busoga region face this exact barrier. A recent assessment showed that while water tanks and taps exist, the water is unsafe. Children, including visually impaired students and those with special needs, are fighting off preventable waterborne illnesses when they should be focusing entirely on their studies.
Today, we hosted the @MWFAlumniUganda at our @reachahand offices to officially launch the #CleanSIPCampaign.
This initiative is focused on delivering a practical, immediate solution: high-capacity ceramic water filtration systems that strip out dangerous pathogens and provide clean, safe drinking water directly to these classrooms.
We have made participating in this movement incredibly simple through the Power of One initiative. A single contribution of UGX 100,000 (~$30) sponsors one filtration unit, immediately securing clean water for 100 learners. Our collective goal leading up to #MandelaDay on July 18th is to mobilise UGX 100 million to distribute 1,000 filters across these schools and their surrounding communities.
This is a direct investment that cuts medical costs for families, reduces the burden on school resources, and keeps children healthy and in class. Let's take collective responsibility and invest in a healthy foundation for the next generation.
#MandelaDay2026 #CommunityService #YouthDevelopment
Building for Africa. It is an honor to support the transition to Reach A Hand Africa, setting pace and strategy. The vision was never meant to be contained. We are building for Africa. Congratulations @reachahand!
When you see an organization expand across Africa, itโs easy to only notice the destination. But sitting with our team this week, my mind keeps drifting back to where it all started.ย
We didnโt begin with a massive plan. We started 15 years ago with a single project funded by just $300, running purely on goodwill and the raw energy of young people.ย
In our early years, we were driven by sheer ambition. We used creative partnerships, like working with musicians and collaborating with the @Shugaglobal (formerly MTV Staying Alive Foundation), to build a loud, visible youth movement in Uganda. We learned as we went. But we also focused on structure, establishing our Peer Educators Academy which has now trained over 4,000 young leaders. For our communities, this meant building a permanent network of trusted mentors who live these realities every day.
That journey taught me resilience. I grew into an executive alongside the organization, learning that sustainable impact requires constant flexibility. Every lesson was preparation for this exact moment.
Reach A Hand Uganda (RAHU) is officially transitioning into Reach A Hand Africa (RAHA - @reachahand).
This evolution forces us to upgrade our governance, internal systems, and operational structures to support a continental scale. To map this out, our leadership, board, and regional partners are gathering for a 5-day strategic retreat at the Leesu Skilling Hub in Mbarara.ย
Uganda was our proving ground, but the vision was never meant to stay contained. We are building for Africa.ย
#ReachAHandAfrica #PanAfrican #YouthEmpowerment #RAHAat15
FD Career Talks S022 ๐๐ฟ๐
Technology is reshaping the way organizations connect with, serve, and retain customers.
Join us for an insightful FD Career Talks on *"Creating Better Customer Experiences Through Technology"* and discover how innovation, digital tools, and customer-centered strategies are transforming industries. Learn from experienced professionals, gain practical career insights, and prepare for the future of work.
๐ 24th June 2026
โฐ 8:00 PM โ 9:45 PM
๐ป Via Zoom
๐๏ธ Free Participation
Register Here:
https://t.co/UIC59rAvi1
#FDCareerTalks #FutureDen #CustomerExperience #Technology #CareerGrowth
Real change happens face-to-face.
Visited Tororo with Hearts of Gold + Coffee with a Cop to push for mental health services at police posts & Malaba border. Officers are seeing crisis daily, and are eager to build response capacity.
#MentalHealthMatters#Tororo#CoffeeWithACop
The silence around menstruation is loud and limits the flow of finances.
Read my latest published article with @MenstrualRG on Financing Menstrual Health in East and Southern Africa. Name it. Fund it.
https://t.co/uF3mWUFX5w
What if crime prevention started over coffee?
Coffee with a Cop pioneers in USA, SA, Kenya & Uganda are using conversations to heal, build trust, and strengthen reporting between police & communities.
Now in Malaba & Tororo #Uganda#mentalhealthmatters#Zambia
In Nairobi for the Africa Forward Summit, focusing on AfricaโFrance Partnerships for Innovation & Growth, hosted by President @WilliamsRuto and President @EmmanuelMacron.
Our strategic partnerships create new opportunities for our youths and stronger markets for investors. ๐ฟ๐ฒ๐ฐ๐ช๐ซ๐ท
Life never promises you certainty, it is in the mystery.
Register using the link below and book your spot for a six months transformational journey to elevate your personal growth.
https://t.co/KyVc9jg7TK
#FutureDen#CareerTalks l #FutureDenHub
Last Friday I joined the Uganda Parliamentary Forum on Mental Health and left with one question: How do we decolonize mental health?
@ghcorps@UPFMH2020
There is great optimism about Africa's future as shared by titans of industry including Tony Elumelu, Robert Friedland and Wale Tinubu.
A point that stood out wasn't what role governments can play in developing industry, it is that at times, governments simply need to get out the way.
Private sector development is essential and the leaders in this space drive innovation, job creation and contribute hugely to the treasury where they operate.
To the young African seeking to rise and become a business leader, your time has come and know that you are more relevant to the global economy than you can imagine.
We'll do what we can to support you but at times, we'll get out of your way so you shine and conquer your dreams. #DripUniversity
This May, I'm mentoring nurses & midwives on the Science of Storytelling because the most powerful health advocacy tool is a well-told story. Glad to join @KachushaNkosha 's Cohort 1 Mentorship Programme.
Inquiries: https://t.co/BTNo58ijeg
#ScienceOfStorytelling#GlobalHealth
Nigerian Afrobeats star Davido wore the traditional Lubemba attire, the signature cultural dress of the Bemba-speaking people of Zambiaโs Northern Province, during his performance at the Lusaka Showgrounds last night. The outfit is typically worn at the Ukusefya pa Ngโwena ceremony.
Honored to meet @SarahKagingo, Vice Chairman, Board of Directors at Private Sector Foundation Uganda.
@PSF_Uganda have supported over 50,000 MSMEs since inception, driving economic growth through business support and policy initiatives.
Conversations at @ZohoAfrica#events.
Zambian youths will have an opportunity to do freelance work for Netflix and other global tech companies who we're encouraging to outsource work to people in our country. I'll be sharing more about this in the coming weeks. #ZambiaRising
Zambia is ranked the most Christian country in Africa and 6th in the world with approximately 95.5-96% of its population adhering to Christianity. It is also only one of two countries that explicitly define themselves as Christian nations in their constitutions.
Congolese travellers returning from Livingstone, Zambia, recently spent eight night hours crouched at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport waiting for a flight to Addis Ababa, where they would connect to Kinshasa, a journey of nearly 7,000km and more than 10 hours in the air.
Zambia and the DRC share a border, one traveller noted. A direct flight from Lusaka to Kinshasa would cover the 1,872km distance in under three hours. But no such route exists.
https://t.co/lALqAsAcO2