By Yvonne Ayesigye For 32-year-old Birungi Simon, shoemaking began with observation rather than a classroom. As a young boy living with his uncle in Lira, Simon watched him repair shoes for people in the neighbourhood. His uncle never formally taught

By Sylivestre Sabiiti Menstrual health remains essential to the well-being, confidence, and education of adolescent girls, particularly in refugee settlements where access to information, menstrual products, and supportive environments can be limited. Through its Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) initiatives, Windle

For Gloria Moduru, a Senior Six student at Rhino Camp High School, staying focused on her final year of secondary school has meant navigating challenges that extend beyond the classroom. Before receiving her Eco-Jua school bag, Gloria carried a handmade

What was once a quiet and underused room at Highland Primary School has become a vibrant hub of learning, curiosity, and opportunity. At the heart of this transformation is Candiru Hellen, a teacher and school librarian whose journey reflects the