Your Mind is Prime Space, Guard it Jealously- Beatrice Byemanzi
Beatrice Byemanzi is the church leader at Worship Harvest. The bubbly, articulate and fearfully intelligent B3, as she is known to her congregation is head of a 6000+ strong youthful congregation.
Early detection saved my life – Katoroogo
Christine Kaseeta Katoroogo is a breast cancer survivor. While she concedes that yes cancer sucks and it is very fatal she also believes that it is beatable; early detection is the difference between life and death.
Cissy talks about the benefits of adding yoga to your lifestyle
Cissy Nansere is one of the most popular and agile yogis in Uganda. She is popular on Instagram, for creating beautiful shapes in front of beautiful backdrops.
How Orikiriza recycled her way to a multimillion enterprise
“The success I have today is a culmination of all my past attempts and failures,” Rusia Orikiriza begins her narrative.
How I lost over 70 kgs in 12 months
Hadasa Were is so glamorous, so fit that you would never guess just a few months ago she was one of those overweight women that people never give a second glance.
How Lucy Bunyenyezi made it to the top while staying true to herself
Lucy Bunyenyezi is one for the most famous influencers in Africa. Known as Smize, to her millions of followers on her social media platforms, the influencer’s innate wisdom, unabashed sense of morality tempered with a surprising pragmatism have helped her succeed in the highly competitive world of online marketing.
How Patricia Muumba achieved her dream of getting a top Ivy League Education
A lot of young people today are too afraid to talk about their dreams because they seem impossible to achieve. But my experience has taught me that talking about one’s dreams automatically launches them into existence. The power of manifestation is something I cultivated since childhood; although as a child it looked different.
Mirian left her glamorous job and found her best life
Mirian Ndyanabo Kaamate is a woman who seems to run on an inexhaustible supply of positive energy. She lives in a world many young girls dream of; a successful career, loving family and impactful involvement in community.
Marion Wasajja at Home
Arriving from work in the evening, Marion is greeted by an excited prince Mbogo who clings to her legs and refuses to let go. She drops her incredibly stylish purple handbag and carries the young prince who rewards her with a smile and a heated gibberish conversation ensues.
What it took for two Ugandan hairpreneurs to produce a global standard product
If you are part of the natural hair movement, chances are you have benefited from Charlyn Kentaro and Tasha Nkwanzi’s labour of love.
