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Biggest Surprises and the Growing Popularity of 16 Days of Activism

December 4, 2025    By Allan Mutebi

The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence has grown far beyond its original concept, surprising activists, communities, and governments alike with its impact and reach. What started in 1991 as a global awareness initiative by the Centre for Women’s Global Leadership (CWGL) has evolved into a powerful international movement,... Read More

UGANDA’S OWN HEROES IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HIV & AIDS

December 3, 2025    By Allan Mutebi

Uganda’s HIV story is one of courage, leadership, science, and remarkable grassroots activism. As we mark AIDS Week, we celebrate the Ugandan champions whose voices, ideas, and sacrifices have shaped national and global progress. Here are just a few of the many heroes: These women and men embody courage, compassion,... Read More

WLEDE Launches the 16 Days of Activism Digital Campaign: Investing in Women’s Safety, Investing in Uganda’s Future

November 25, 2025    By Allan Mutebi

Today, WLEDE proudly joins the global community in launching the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, under the 2025 theme “Invest to Prevent Violence Against Women & Girls.” As one of Uganda’s leading women’s rights and leadership development organisations, WLEDE reaffirms its commitment to building a nation where every... Read More

✨ Thank You, Lira, Aromo & Ogur! ✨

September 1, 2025    By Allan Mutebi

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the people of Lira, Aromo, and Ogur for your presence and active participation in the recently concluded barazas. 💚 Your smiles, your questions, and your commitments made the gatherings more than just meetings—they became spaces of true community dialogue and shared vision. You spoke,... Read More

When we come together, we do more than talk—we act.

July 11, 2025    By Allan Mutebi

That spirit echoed loudly at WLEDE’s recent Follow-Up Advocacy Dialogue Workshop on gender equality in political party structures, held under the theme: “Sustaining the Gains – Deepening Gender Equality Commitments.” Bringing together party heads, Gender Equality Committees, Male Champions, and grassroots allies, this gathering wasn’t just another meeting—it was a... Read More

The Iron Lady Unveiled: A Multifaceted Journey of Cecilia Ogwal

January 18, 2024    By admin

Early Life and Education Cecilia Ogwal, born on June 12, 1946, in Dokolo District, Northern Uganda, embarked on a journey that would shape her into a trailblazer. Her academic pursuits led her to the University of Nairobi, where she earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree in 1970. With a passion... Read More

“16 Days of Activism Against GBV: Uniting for a World Free from Violence”

November 28, 2023    By admin

Together, we aim to highlight the pivotal role of collective action in ending GBV and creating a safer world for everyone. The Power of Collective Action: The fight against GBV requires a united front. It demands the collective effort of individuals, communities, organizations, and policymakers. Every voice raised, every action... Read More

SEASONS GREETINGS 2022

December 28, 2022    By admin

Friends, It’s time to close the books of another year, and  there wouldn’t be any books to close if you did not play part in what transpire in WLEDE – 2022.   Together, we have been able to accomplish a lot of  amazing interventions and eventually achieved the year’s goal.  It has been a  year for growth, rebuilding,... Read More

VACANCY VACANCY VACANCY. Position: Project Officer Duty Station: Lira District, Northern Uganda.

October 25, 2022    By admin

WLEDE is a non-profit organisation established in October 2012 to develop leadership capacity,of women and youth leaders, making them pro-active and able to contribute and sustain thedevelopment of Uganda through Promoting democracy & good governance practice andrespecting human dignity.WLEDE is seeking to recruit a qualified and passionate person to reinforce... Read More

Poor-performing S.3 students face dilemma!

September 26, 2022    By admin

Senior Three learners, who fail the end-of-year promotional examinations conducted in the Third Term, will be required to go back to Senior One due to the new lower secondary curriculum.The current Senior Three and Four learners are still using the old curriculum which will be phased out next year while... Read More