Global Shaper | Social Entrepreneur | Team Lead @YPMP_Ug | Lifelong learner |
Kampala, Uganda
Joined November 2017
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“The heart of human excellence often begins to beat when you discover a pursuit that absorbs you, frees you, challenges you, or gives you a sense of meaning, joy, or passion.”
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Fighting human trafficking is a collective effort.
Join the IYPMI Counter Human Trafficking program on 30th October 2026.
📍Zoom
⏰4PM - 6PM (EAT)
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We stood shoulder to shoulder with our Chairman, @kyamageroandrew, as he laid his beloved mother, Rose Kirabo, to rest. For no man should walk the valley of grief alone.
It was a profound honour to meet his father, Mzee Ssebowa, the patriarch from whose roots such a son emerged.
To every man who stood with our Chairman, whether through physical presence, financial sacrifice or emotional solidarity, we extend our deepest gratitude. Brotherhood is measured by the shoulders that carry us when life's burdens become too heavy to bear.
May Mama Rose rest in eternal peace.
@Maninme_ug @NButeraba
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I’m a big sucker for youth agency and the constant showing up to contribute to causes that matter to us.
Join us tomorrow via meet.google.com/efe-zibi-ghh for a chat at 4:00PM for a much needed conversation.
Muvubuka jangu jangu
Saturday, Oct 10 • 04:00 – 05:30
Google Meet joining info
Video call link: meet.google.com/efe-zibi-ghh
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WHY ARE YOU STILL IN YOUR FATHER'S HOUSE?
Your address isn't proof of maturity. But neither is your beard.
In Uganda, a man can be 35, have a beard, a salary, a girlfriend and strong opinions about how the country should be governed… but still hear his mother shouting, “Who finished the milk?” 😂
But is moving out proof of maturity, or just an expensive way of proving you own a saucepan?
WHY ARE YOU STILL IN YOUR FATHER’S HOUSE?
This Saturday, 7–11 AM EAT, on @ManCaveUg.
Gentlemen, bring your arguments. And please, ask Mummy for permission first.
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What do employers really look for in young talent? 👀
On 17th October, we’re bringing Don Patrick Bugingo into the room with Kampala’s young professionals for a conversation shaped by his experience across business, talent, leadership and community.
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The long-awaited National Girl Champion Awards 2026 is finally here! The girls are ready, the judges are ready!
We are proud that our YPMP mentees are volunteering on ground, and even prouder that one of our own mentees is among the Champions being celebrated today!
RT @kyamageroandrew: The real test of financial maturity is whether you can remain disciplined when you finally have enough money to misbeh…
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Gentlemen, Q4 is here.
We keep asking, “Where did my money go?” as though it escaped. 😂
Maybe your income isn't small. Maybe your money has no assignment.
This Saturday, we fix that.
🗓 3 Oct | ⏰ 7–10 AM EAT
📍 @ManCaveUg
Powered by @XenoUganda
Come. Let's give every shilling a job.
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The future of work is changing. Are you ready for it? 🚀
Global Shapers Kampala Hub is excited to present Meet the Leader 2026, an intimate conversation designed to help young professionals navigate the future of work through Skills, Brand & Leadership.
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We are delighted to share that our mentee Acom Edith Marrice is a FINALIST for National Girl Champion Awards 2026 - Girl Innovation Award! 🎉
A Climate advocate from Ngora, who leads tree-planting in schools & revives eco-clubs.
VOTE: gcavotes.com/?candidate=nom-…
#GCA2026
Blessings bro 🔥
#Shapers💙
A Tribute to Julius Kitone ( @kitonejulius )
Brother, it has been 32 weeks since we buried your body in Rakai.
It has been 225 days of silent pain.
Today, I scribble this tribute to you, first with a picture of me at SOAS, beginning my Master’s Degree in International Studies and Diplomacy.
Ambassador @kitonejulius, I remember one of our conversations on the boardroom balcony. You told me I was due for a career pivot. You said you saw the potential of a diplomat in me.
You encouraged me. You guided me. You believed in me.
And today, I wish you were here to see this moment.
1/5
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Uganda now has two big telecom stocks on the USE: @mtnug and @Airtel_Ug.
Over the weekend, I asked myself If I could only own one, which should it be?
To start I looked at three years of audited results for both their prospectus, built a model, and compared them side by side.
At the time of my research Airtel Uganda was trading at UGX 187 and MTN Uganda was at UGX 445 on @USEUganda
I compared the two companies across 22 measures.
Here's the interesting stuff I found 🧵
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Yesterday, we had our monthly Shapers Meeting for September🤍
We shared our plans with the Shapers, ideas were challenged, we built on each other’s thoughts, made decisions, and most importantly, left with clearer plans for the next quarter and beyond.
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We’ll be sharing key Hub updates and discussing our Q4 plans and upcoming opportunities for Shapers to get involved including our Future Ready project, the Shapers Plastic Action and our first Meet the Leader Event.
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Last Saturday, we held our first in-person Curatorship Meeting of the year, marking an important moment for the Global Shapers Kampala Hub. 💙
Before diving into our plans for the next quarter, we took time to check in with one another as leaders.
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Registration is required in advance to receive access to the Google Meet session:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Today, I have received a cheque of UGX 53.5 million from @WatotoChurch in support of the proposed Mobile Water Clinic, an initiative aimed at bringing healthcare closer to communities across the islands.
The Ssese Islands comprise 83 islands, while the Buvuma Islands comprise 54. Many communities continue to face challenges accessing healthcare due to the high cost and limited availability of water transport.
Following His Majesty the Kabaka’s instruction, I visited the islands to engage with communities and understand their challenges firsthand. It was during these engagements that His Majesty encouraged us to explore a mobile water clinic that can move from island to island, bringing essential healthcare services closer to the people.
Health is a prerequisite for social and economic transformation. We have so far raised approximately US$60,000 towards this initiative, and I sincerely thank Watoto Church for this generous contribution, as well as for the excellent organisation of the celebrations marking His Majesty the Kabaka’s 33rd Coronation Anniversary.
Together, we can make healthcare more accessible to our island communities. 🙏🏾 – at Kampala, Uganda
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I am so happy to share that I was selected for the Chevening Scholarship 2026/2027! 🇬🇧
I will be pursuing an LLM in International Human Rights Law at the University of Leeds.
Here’s to learning, leading, and making an impact.🇺🇬🇬🇧
#ChosenForChevening #IAmChevening
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