By Badru Walusansa, a Common Wealth Correspondent In the world of employment, there are many young professionals in various fields who aspire to positively impact society. The surging youth unemployment notwithstanding, most organizations boast of youthful staff. This is...
By Derrick Mugabe As Uganda prepares to sit on the same table with middle class countries by 2020, we would expect the health system to be at-least slightly below or above “standard” by now. By this, I mean there should be equal access to health facilities by...
By Rita Anyago, 2017 Re!gnite Africa Young Leader Kampala has been my residential city since childhood and if I remember correctly, the city was not as overpopulated as it is today. The population growth rates and its effects is...
The current social and political state of affairs in Uganda today presents a pressing need for young leaders to rise up and contribute more to development of their communities. Young people, who form majority of the country’s population, must...
By Mugisha Obed, Re!gnite Africa Youth Leader I was in the coffee garden with my Dad picking the ripe cherries when he noted, “time will come when the umbrella will be withdrawn and you feel the hotness of the sunshine...
What Are You Doing Towards the Fight Against Cancer? By Christine Sevume, Re!gnite Africa 2016 Youth Leader The institute corridors are a gateway into a cluster of beds on either side. Some clients are lying hopelessly on the floor; waiting...
By Nabukenya Sophia, Re!gnite Africa 2016 Youth Leader “….Young people must be included from birth. A society that cuts itself off from its youth severs its lifeline; it is condemned to bleed to death.” — Kofi Annan, Uganda has one...
Reignite is not just about career development. Youth awareness about policies that affect their lives forms another integral part of our work. Youth knowledge and skills in public policy and advocacy enables us prepare leaders responsible not only for...