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Discover how our network of leaders and fellows are driving positive change across Africa. From groundbreaking initiatives to inspiring success stories, explore the latest updates from the LéO Africa Institute community.

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Clare Akamanzi, Chief Executive Officer of NBA Africa

Insights from Clare Akamanzi, on Rwanda's Path to Progress

William is a Certified Trade Adviser & Head of Faculty at the LéO Africa Institute 

The Legacy of Public Institutions in Modelling A “Good Society” & a Culture of Ethical Leadership

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A participant at #ALG2024 reviewing the event program and booklet.

Africa's Path Forward: Leadership, Institutions, and Human Capital - Dr. Magara's Vision for Continental Growth

The Annual Leaders Gathering is the LéO Africa Institute’s signature convening platform, which brings together its growing networks of leaders for significant conversations, networking, and deliberation on actions necessary to address the day's challenges.

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November 29, 2024
Lucy Mbabazi is Managing Director, Better than Cash Alliance and Chairperson Emeritus, LéO Africa Institute

Keynote Adress by Lucy Mbabazi at the Annual Leaders Gathering 2024

One of the most profound experiences in my leadership journey was working with refugee communities. In these camps, families had been living on meagre food aid for over a decade. They received 1,200 calories – a calculated amount – each month. To obtain the food they truly desired, they had to sell portions of their rations. This cycle of dependency and limited choice struck me deeply.

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November 19, 2024
Awel Uwihanganye at the recently concluded 2024ALG at the Sheraton Kampala Hotel, Kampala.

Shaping Leadership for the Africa We Want

Africa’s future hinges on cultivating visionary, ethical, and adaptive leadership. Shaping a new generation of leaders who are committed to values-based governance, social responsibility, and economic resilience is essential to realizing the continent’s vast potential. This panel, composed of thought leaders and fellows of the LéO Africa Institute’s Young and Emerging Leaders Project (YELP), brings together diverse perspectives on what it means to lead in Africa today. Through their experiences in entrepreneurship, social innovation, and corporate leadership, the panelists will explore the essential qualities, challenges, and opportunities in fostering leadership that is transformative and rooted in African values.

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November 19, 2024
Michael Niyitegeka is the Executive Director, Refactory and CDL Africa Country Manager for Uganda

Opportunities for Development with a Focus on Human Capital Investment

In an era of rapid technological advancement and globalization, investing in human capital is vital for sustained socioeconomic development. For African nations, human capital development offers a transformative pathway to address unemployment, drive innovation, and build resilient economies. By focusing on skills development, capacity building, and fostering leadership, nations can empower individuals to contribute meaningfully to their communities and economies. This session will discuss the potential and challenges of investing in human capital, drawing on diverse insights from academia, industry, and social impact sectors. This panel will explore innovative strategies for human capital investment, with a particular focus on opportunities within Africa. The panelists will share best practices, policy recommendations, and examples of successful initiatives that demonstrate the impact of targeted human capital development on sustainable growth and transformation.

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November 17, 2024

Heritage Seminar Explores Intersection Between Culture, Heritage And Development

During the seminar, members of the LéO Africa Network of the LéO Africa Institute immersed themselves in the vibrant cultural heritage of Eastern Uganda. This region, known for its historical significance as the source of the Nile and its burgeoning status as a manufacturing hub, holds tremendous potential for Uganda’s economic transformation. The seminar posed a critical question: “Can heritage co-exist with development?”

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November 8, 2024
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