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In the bustling community of Namakwekwe Ward, Northern City Division, Mbale City, one woman’s passion for transformation has become a lifeline for hundreds of women and teenage mothers. Her name is Sylvia Nafuna, a retired teacher who has become an
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Gerry Opoka was born into what many would consider privilege. Her father had established himself after working various jobs and built an empire. Her mother was a stay-at-home mum, and from both parents, they formed a family of six. “We
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Joyce Matuka Kidulu is a woman of many hats: Country Director of Wise Choices for Life, Vice President of the Mothers’ Union in Mbale Diocese, a marriage counsellor, and a devoted wife to James Kidulu. “I am a leader
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In the heart of Kyaliwajala, tucked away in a cosy yet well-lit art gallery, people gather, brushes in hand, canvases before them, and a glass of wine or cocktail within reach. They are not professional artists. They are just everyday
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Estella Kabagaya, affectionately known as Maama Children, has devoted her life to giving young Ugandans the opportunities and care they need to thrive. Long before the pandemic disrupted routines and upended livelihoods, Estella was already a cornerstone in her
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“I thank myself for working hard because apart from putting in the effort, I am my only competition,” says Agnes Ahebwa, a makeup artist, wife, mother, and hairdresser. Ahebwa’s love for beauty began at the age of seven. She
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In 2020, Nabunya, found joy amid the uncertainty of the Covid-19 lockdown when they welcomed their first child. Despite the hardships of the pandemic; curfews, movement restrictions, and financial strain, the birth of their newborn brought a wave of joy
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We uncover the little-known story of Clare Catherine Nalumansi, Uganda’s only executed female martyr, through insights from Jacob Namala, a guide at the Uganda Martyrs Museum in Namugongo. Namala believes her story deserves recognition alongside the canonised Uganda Martyrs. Upon
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When you meet Nulu Naluyombya, you are struck by how calm and grounded she is. The firstborn of three siblings, Naluyombya lost her mother at a young age and struggled financially throughout school. Her university years were not only about
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Growing up, she witnessed struggling women, domestic workers and single mothers. Their experiences ignited Ms Adriko’s passion for advocacy, team work and insights on balancing roles as mothers, wives, and professionals. For the past six years, Ms Liliane Byarugaba Adriko
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