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No vague September goals.

Name one thing you will finish, launch, test or learn before 30 September.

Put it in writing below. We'll start: By 30 September, I will ______.

Set a timer for 10 minutes and look at your business like a customer.

Can they find you, contact you, pay you and trust what they see? One “no” is the upgrade you need this week.

Let's find out who's in this community. Founders. Designers. Developers. Researchers. Creatives. Students. Ecosystem builders.

Tell us what you're building and where you're building it from.

Every business remembers the first yes. Maybe it was a friend, a stranger, or someone who took a chance on something unfinished.

Share your story with us today, who was your first customer?

: Uganda isn't short of people with ideas. The harder question is: what happens after the idea? Our latest article explores the systems entrepreneurs need to test, build, access markets and scale.

Read; https://bit.ly/BeyondTheBigIdea

: Earning reliable incomes doesn't happen by chance; it is built through intentionality by providing real opportunities for young people, taking into account their diversity, in order to earn enough to support themselves and their families based on the national cost of living.

Elizabeth Mirembe, an entrepreneur living with albinism, suggests that real pathways to a sustainable income depend on acknowledging these distinct circumstances rather than relying on one-size-fits-all solutions.

No this week, let's take action this week, .

Look around you. What's one problem you keep seeing at your workplace, in your business or community? Write down one possible solution.

It doesn't have to be perfect. If you're brave, drop it below.

: The AYuTe Africa Challenge Uganda Season 5 Launch! 🌱🚀

The event brings together young innovators, partners, and agricultural changemakers to kick off another exciting season of youth-led innovation driving the future of agriculture.

Speaking at the launch, Heifer International, Country Director, Mr. William Matovu, emphasized the need to invest in young people to build a food-secure Uganda:
“Agriculture needs us to think outside the box. The energy and innovation young people bring is critical to transforming the sector.”

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🌍 What does it mean to be safe?

For millions of refugees around the world, safety is about more than finding shelter. It is about having access to opportunities that enable them to learn, earn, and build a future.

Through the Program, young refugee women are gaining access to opportunities in the digital economy. These opportunities are helping transform ambition into action and opening doors to a future filled with possibility.

This , we celebrate the resilience, determination, and potential of refugee women who continue to rebuild their lives and shape their own futures.

💙 Because until everyone is safe, opportunity must be for everyone.

📝 Article by Gloria Osutaru Namirembe, Gender, Safeguarding and Inclusion Associate at Outbox Uganda.

https://bit.ly/WorldRefugeeDay26

World Refugee Day 2026: Until Everyone Is Safe By Gloria Osutaru Namirembe