Charlotte Natukunda
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Covid-19: How Prepared Are We?
As the world reels from the Covid-19 pandemic, our 2018 YELP Fellow Dr. Prosper Ahimbisibwe asks whether Africa is ready to tackle the flu head-onCharlotte Natukunda
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Covid-19: A Crown of Thorns
Beginning in January 2020, the novel Corona virus (covid-19) has ravaged the world and is now considered a pandemic by the WHO. Dr. Innocente Acan, our fellow from the 2018 YELP Class, writes on how you should be prepared... -
YELP Class of 2019 Valedictorian Speech
The speech was delivered by the Young and Emerging Leader's Project (YELP) Class of 2019 Valedictorian Mohamed Okash Sugow on 8 February, 2020. -
Judy Lumumba: Let’s Fight the Mental War
Ahead of the second YELP seminar in August, we tasked our Class of 2019 Fellows to reflect on the kind -
Rodney Kiggundu on Art and Empowerment
Ahead of the second YELP seminar in August, we tasked our Class of 2019 Fellows to reflect on the kind of change they would want to bring to their sector/industry through a performance speech. -
Diana Atuhaire on Financial Inclusion
Ahead of the second YELP seminar in August, we tasked our Class of 2019 Fellows to reflect on the kind of change they would want to bring to their sector/industry through a performance speech. -
Ignatious Kirunga on Purpose
Ahead of the second YELP seminar in August, we tasked our Class of 2019 Fellows to reflect on the kind of change they would want to bring to their sector/industry through a performance speech. -
Odokonyero: We Should Stop Blaming God for our Own Woes
Ahead of the second YELP seminar in August, we tasked our Class of 2019 Fellows to reflect on the kind of change they would want to bring to their sector/industry through a performance speech. -
Learning is a continuous process – Liz Kakooza
Being selected for these fellowships has been a tremendous honour as I have had the opportunity for contextualized lessons on leadership. These have been lessons I have been able to apply to my day-to-day work and thus have helped...
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