In the wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, many things have happened and just like the disease itself, everything was abrupt. COVID-19 came like a mid-night storm that finds you off-guard. Many, if not all of us, did not have...
Reflections on COVID-19 In the third part of our four-part COVID-19 reflectional series, Sarah Owembabazi, a Rotaractor, Entrepreneur, and Alumni of Re!gnite Africa CPP, interviews Vaolah Amumpaire, Founder and CEO of Wena Hardware, about digital businesses and what we...
In the second conversation of our reflectional series about the impact of COVID-19 on our ways of living and working, Re!gnite Africa hosted Mr. Joseph Ajal, a Human Resources Professional and CEO of Precision HR and Secretary-General of the...
To kick-start the four-part series, Rehema Namukose moderated this Q&A zoom conversation between Elizabeth Kasujja, Founder and CEO of Clear Your Mind, and the general Re!gnite Africa online audience that took place on May 5th, 2020. Elizabeth Kasujja is...
The impact of COVID-19 on everyone’s social and economic wellbeing is a reminder that the pandemic is not only a health crisis. As we continue to make sense of it all and forge a way forward, it is important for...
Cross-posted from the YouthPower Learning Newsletter By Anne Bitga, Technical Services Manager, Making Cents International Many young people living in developing countries have heard the constant refrain from their governments, NGOs, and other community actors that the path to...
In a recent Re!gnite Africa survey, some participants requested to hear our ideas of how one can make use of their time while at home for COVID-19 quarantine. We share some tips below: 1. Spend time with loved ones: When the...
These are very extraordinary times! The whole world is grappling with the magnitude of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic to lives, health and wellbeing, economies, culture, productivity, among others. As a youth-led and youth-focused organization tackling unemployment in...
What’s the issue? Making a transition from school to work is an uphill battle for most youth in Uganda. There is no guarantee that one’s good education will earn them a decent job. The education system is theoretical and...
By Badru Walusansa In February next year, Ugandans will go to the polls, to exercise their right to vote as per Article 59 (1) of the Constitution. The political temperature is rising as we gear towards 2021 general elections....
