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May 11, 2021

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Join the Youth Voice for a Peaceful-Post Electoral Period in Uganda #IChoosePeaceUG

The 2021 election period was characterized by violence in the pre-election period with unlawful arrests of the young people, voter and candidate intimidation, extremely high voter bribery, and assassinations of the lives of young citizens. According to the media, over 70%

April 20, 2021

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Striving as a Newbie in the World of Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurship, it is a big deal today. Everyone seems to have a plan to start their own business, giving rise to a FOMO(Fear Of Missing Out). As it is said, entrepreneurship is rather for risk-takers, in this case, enthusiasm with no

October 20, 2020

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PRESS RELEASE: Young People Denounce Election Violence & Condemn the Raid On the NUP Offices

[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN3mQ5DDI0c[/embed] “Youth Decide, Uganda" October 16, 2020 Preamble Uganda’s democracy journey is marked with episodes of violence and political instability. Since the promulgation of its Constitution on October 8, 1995, Uganda has held five successive national elections (1996, 2001, 2006, 2011 and

August 15, 2020

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3rd National Youth Parliament Press Release 14th August 2020

[caption id="attachment_1734" align="alignleft" width="466"] Rt. Hon Allan Ahabwe elected as Speaker of the 3rd National Youth Parliament 2020-2021[/caption] The National Youth Parliament is an important political and legislative space and creative advocacy vehicle that brings together the National Youth Council (NYC),

July 26, 2020

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Platform for Youth Inclusion in Politics (PYIP) Launch – Press Release

Action Aid Uganda Country Director giving closing remarks after the launch of PYIP 23rd July 2020 In preparation to Uganda’s scientific elections as indicated in the roadmap launched on 16th June by the Electoral Commission; a coalition of civil society entities, youth-led

May 24, 2020

BLOG: Why Young People Should Adopt & Cultivate A Saving Culture

[caption id="attachment_1656" align="alignleft" width="323"] Author: Ms.Sharon Nantanda, Program Officer SELF_Faraja Africa Foundation[/caption] Over 400,000 young people are released into the job market every year in Uganda according to the World Bank; the majority of whom live under the poverty line. This

April 22, 2020

COVID19 East African Youth Response Digital Video Campaign

Faraja Africa Foundation in partnership with Restless Development, YOULead and the Westminster Foundation for Democracy; are hoping to capture short1-2 minute videos of young people like yourself sharing how COVID-19 has affected you (young people in East Africa). Please respond to

April 18, 2020

Call for Participants for the World Heritage Day 5th May 2020 Online Conference

CLICK HERE TO APPLY Together with the Africa World Heritage Fund and partners above, we wish to commemorate the Africa World Heritage Day (AWHD) is an opportunity for people around the world to celebrate one of Africa’s most precious resources: its

April 7, 2020

Tips on How to Adopt to Working at Home & Digitalization #Covid19 #StaySafeStayHome

The COVID-19 Pandemic has globally affected our cultures, ways of social interactions, habits, but most importantly our economies. Many companies and organizations find themselves struggling to cope with the uncertainty in measures set to control the spread of the Corona Virus.

April 2, 2020

Statement on COVID-19 by the Representative Youth Organisations in Uganda #COVID19

Released on 2nd April 2020 Even during these tough times of the global covid-19 pandemic, the youth have remained dynamic, productive, innovative and ever present. From the boda-bodas making deliveries of basic food items to young women vending in the markets,

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