Author: Namwera Faith Zeporah

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Namwera Faith Zeporah is a passionate writer, teacher and lawyer. With a ginormous heart for children, she goes above and beyond to see that every child is loved, understood and feels appreciated.

The Formidables Swim Club has announced its inaugural Formidables Swim Gala, happening on Saturday, May 3rd, 2025 at Waves Fitness Harbour on Ntinda–Kiwatule Road. This family-friendly, high-energy event is open to all and promises a thrilling blend of elite swimming competition and lively entertainment.

The Public Relations Association of Uganda (PRAU) yesterday held its official handover ceremony at Protea Hotel, marking a new chapter in the leadership of Uganda’s premier PR body. The outgoing Governing Council, led by President Tina Wamala, officially handed over the reins to the incoming Council headed by Irene Naksiita, Director of Communications and Resource Mobilization at the Uganda Red Cross Society.

Building on the momentum of successful launches across Uganda, Unilever Uganda today introduced the Royco Cube Ku String to the Eastern region with a vibrant activation at Bugwere Market in Mbale. This initiative underscores Unilever’s commitment to bringing innovation closer to its consumers and celebrating the vital role they play in shaping the brand’s journey.

To mark 20 years of impact, Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP) has unveiled a new name — Water and Sanitation for Urban Populations — alongside an ambitious 2025-2030 strategy to build climate-resilient, inclusive water and sanitation services across Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia’s fast-growing cities and towns.

Agriculture remains the backbone of Uganda’s economy, employing over 70% of the population. However, despite their significant role in the sector, women and youth continue to face systemic barriers that limit their full participation. While the conversation on inclusivity in agriculture is not new, targeted solutions backed by tangible impact and evidence are essential to move beyond rhetoric.

Unilever Uganda, through its iconic seasoning brand Royco, has successfully concluded its ‘Share Goodness’ campaign, a month-long initiative that provided nutritious Iftar meals to over 5,000 Muslims in 25 mosques across the country. To mark the end of Ramadan, Royco made a significant donation to the Uganda Muslim Supreme Council, reinforcing its commitment to community welfare and the spirit of giving.