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📍Rubirizi District
Protecting human rights starts with listening to communities and holding duty bearers accountable.
UGANET is conducting a semester dialogue with duty bearers and the Human Rights Committee in Ryeru Sub-county, Rubirizi District, to address pressing community concerns, including breaches of confidentiality by health workers, child neglect and abuse.
The dialogue has also highlighted a condom stockout in the district, raising concerns about access to essential sexual and reproductive health commodities.
Through these discussions, UGANET is creating space for duty bearers and community representatives to identify gaps in service delivery, strengthen accountability and explore solutions that protect the rights, dignity and well-being of community members.
#UGANET4SocialJustice
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Great paint needs the right application! 🎨
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Behind every great finish are skilled hands. 🎨👏
Meet our September Top Painters:
📍 North: Wilfred Kisembo
📍 Central: Shaluwa Naluwa
📍 East: Juma Gidudu
📍 West: Paul Ayebazibww
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5 breast changes to check:
1. A new lump in the breast or underarm
2. Changes in breast size / shape
3. Skin dimpling, puckering or redness
4. Nipple changes or unusual discharge
5. A wound that won't heal
Most lumps aren't cancer, but don't guess. See a health worker.
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CARFEWW is funded by the Adaptation Fund, implemented by @min_waterUg and Environment and executed by @WaterAidUganda
#FlowOfPurpose
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We reviewed and approved the project’s progress report and provided guidance to the team on the work plan and budget for the 2026/27 financial year.
I appreciate the committee members and project team for their contributions and continued commitment to this work.
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Yesterday, I had the pleasure of chairing the CARFEWW Project Steering Committee meeting on behalf of the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Water and Environment.
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This week I presided over a stakeholder engagement meeting on Uganda’s preparations for the 2026 UN Water Conference to be held from 8 to 10 December 2026 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
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Over 547 S.6 candidates met Uganda Martyrs University at the Makerere College School A-Level career fair on 24 October! Joined by OGs and OBs of the school, the students related easily and can’t wait to join the UMU community. #UMU #CareerFair
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🏆 The 32nd UMU Graduation honoured students who excel in academics, leadership, and innovation.
Meet the award winners👇
1. 🌍 Nanjovu Pearl (Environmental Design): ACE Award 1st Prize and Africa Regional Winner, 2026 Commonwealth Association of Architects Student Awards. Proud doesn’t cover it.
2. 🏅 Namugwe Esther (Journalism & Communication): KEPCO, PRAU and Communications Studies Department Staff Awards. A triple winner.
3. 🎙️ Kuteesa Jimmy and Makiika Daniella: best male and female graduating students in Journalism and Communication Studies.
4. 💡 Namulema Hellen Eva and Mwebesa Johnson: Innovative Product Award for systems now used at UMU.
5. 📚 Acen Jane: The Press Award for the best dissertation in Democracy and Development Studies.
6. 🤝 Nambasa Stella and Yuda Tadeo Basiima Ateenyi: Bagire Leadership Award.
7. 🌱 Mutebi Steven, Senyange Joseph, Kawuuki Lawrence and Namugerwa Rose Mary: St. Mathias Mbuye Agricultural College Awards.
8. 🏛️ Nomwesigwa Blessed Jason and Mooli Joshua Weteeka: ACE Award 2nd and 3rd Prize.
Congratulations to all our award winners! Drop a 🏆 to cheer them on. #FormedToLead #UMUGraduation2026 #UMUAwards2026 #MakingADifference
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A residentialproperty, in partnership with Seyani Brothers, Regal Walls Skimcoat, Awaiting Silk Vinyl & Italian Stucco accent walls bring refined interiors to life.
Painted with #RegalPaints.
Even The Walls Like It.
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I wrote “Flow of Purpose” to pass those experiences on, with gratitude to the people who shaped my life and the hope that someone reading it might find encouragement for their own journey.
You can get a copy by contacting +256 753 594 777.
MTN MoMo: 59575719 (Callist)
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My journey began in the hills of Nyakasiru, Kabale District, Uganda, and took me to places I never imagined I would reach. Along the way, mentors invested in me, colleagues supported me, and communities taught me lessons worth sharing.
#FlowOfPurpose
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This Week at UGANET | Strengthening Accountability and Coordination Through URRI
On Oct. 21-22, 2026, UGANET participated in the URRI Project Annual Implementation Monitoring Committee (IMC) meeting at Bomah Hotel in Gulu City.
The meeting brought together the two consortia led by Save the Children International and the Danish Refugee Council, alongside representatives from government ministries, the Office of the Prime Minister, implementing partners, district technical and political leaders, and the Royal Danish Embassy, the project’s funding partner.
The meeting provided a platform to track URRI’s results, review implementation progress and agree on priorities for the next phase. It also reinforced government ownership and leadership while ensuring that project interventions remain aligned with national policies.
UGANET’s participation reflects the importance of coordinated, accountable and government-led approaches to delivering meaningful results for communities.
#UGANET4SocialJustice #URRI
This Week at UGANET | Tracking Progress in the Fight Against GBV
UGANET joined gender-based violence (GBV) actors from about seven districts for the Spotlight 2.0 Joint Programme regional results-tracking meeting, bringing together District Community Development Officers (DCDOs), District Health Officers (DHOs), District Education Officers (DEOs) and civil society organizations.
With support from UN Women, district representatives are sharing progress and results from partners’ interventions under the Spotlight Initiative to end gender-based violence, while reflecting on achievements and areas that need further action.
During the meeting, the Tororo District Community Development Officer recognized UGANET’s contribution as a partner in efforts to prevent and respond to GBV.
Such engagements provide an opportunity for partners and district leaders to review progress, share experiences and strengthen coordination toward ending violence against women and girls.
#UGANET4SocialJustice #EndGBV #SpotlightInitiative
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From bare walls to ready to move in. 🏡✨
Another home transformed with Regal Silk Vinyl. The right prep + the right paint = a fresh new look.
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This Week at UGANET | Tracking Progress in the Fight Against GBV
UGANET joined gender-based violence (GBV) actors from about seven districts for the Spotlight 2.0 Joint Programme regional results-tracking meeting, bringing together District Community Development Officers (DCDOs), District Health Officers (DHOs), District Education Officers (DEOs) and civil society organizations.
With support from UN Women, district representatives are sharing progress and results from partners’ interventions under the Spotlight Initiative to end gender-based violence, while reflecting on achievements and areas that need further action.
During the meeting, the Tororo District Community Development Officer recognized UGANET’s contribution as a partner in efforts to prevent and respond to GBV.
Such engagements provide an opportunity for partners and district leaders to review progress, share experiences and strengthen coordination toward ending violence against women and girls.
#UGANET4SocialJustice #EndGBV #SpotlightInitiative
This Week at UGANET | Strengthening Community Action Through Data and Reflection
This week, UGANET continued its field activities in Keri, Oraba, Lobule and Midia, conducting data validation and cleaning to address inconsistencies and variations and improve data quality.
In Lobule, our team, alongside the Gender Officer, also participated in the monthly SASA! meeting. The meeting provided an opportunity to reflect on progress during the Awareness Phase, share implementation challenges and discuss recommendations for strengthening community engagement.
Participants also used power posters to bring discussions about power dynamics to life, encouraging reflection and dialogue as part of the Awareness Phase.
Through these activities, UGANET continues to support evidence informed programming and community led efforts to address gender inequality and prevent violence.
#UGANET4SocialJustice #SASA #GenderEquality
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This Week at UGANET | Strengthening Community Action Through Data and Reflection
This week, UGANET continued its field activities in Keri, Oraba, Lobule and Midia, conducting data validation and cleaning to address inconsistencies and variations and improve data quality.
In Lobule, our team, alongside the Gender Officer, also participated in the monthly SASA! meeting. The meeting provided an opportunity to reflect on progress during the Awareness Phase, share implementation challenges and discuss recommendations for strengthening community engagement.
Participants also used power posters to bring discussions about power dynamics to life, encouraging reflection and dialogue as part of the Awareness Phase.
Through these activities, UGANET continues to support evidence informed programming and community led efforts to address gender inequality and prevent violence.
#UGANET4SocialJustice #SASA #GenderEquality
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🎓 Nine PhD graduates. A historic first for UMU!
The Class of 2026 marks the highest number of doctoral graduates in Uganda Martyrs University’s history so far.
Congratulations, Doctors! Your research, knowledge, and leadership can help shape communities and transform the world. 🌍
#UMUGraduation2026 #FormedToLead
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