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Every year on March 8, the world comes together to celebrate International Women’s Day. It is a moment to honour the achievements of women, reflect on the challenges they continue to face, and renew our commitment to building a more equal world. For Women Leadership Development (WLEDE), this day is... Read More
Today, we pause to honour the lives lost, celebrate the progress made, and recommit to a future where no one is left behind in the fight against HIV & AIDS. World AIDS Day reminds us that HIV is not just a health issue—it is a human rights issue. Stigma, discrimination,... Read More
As the Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) approach, Uganda faces a critical moment in shaping its future through education. While every candidate is preparing for this academic milestone, there is growing concern about the challenges girls and learners with disabilities face. The need for inclusive and equitable education has never been... Read More
Recent findings from the Afrobarometer survey,reveal a growing concern among Ugandans: elected leaders are not sufficiently responsive to their needs. This sentiment echoes the results of another survey reported by the Daily Monitor, which underscores the disconnect between Members of Parliament (MPs) and their constituents’ needs. As an organization dedicated... Read More
In a recent development impacting Lira City, there has been a notable decrease in the city’s budget by UGX 17 billion. This reduction marks a significant shift in financial planning for the region, prompting adjustments in various sectors. The decision, reflecting changing economic landscapes and priorities, has sparked discussions among... Read More
In recent weeks, Northern Uganda’s Lango region has seen a surge in student protests, notably at King James Comprehensive Secondary School, Amugu Seed Secondary School, and Akura Seed Secondary School. Students are rebelling against stringent disciplinary measures, including the forceful confiscation of mobile phones and non-uniform attire (Radio COMNETU) (DOKOLO... Read More
WLEDE Community Barazas WLEDE is excited to announce a series of joint platforms (Barazas) aimed at fostering community engagement and enhancing civic awareness and accountability in service delivery. These Barazas will provide an opportunity for communities, duty bearers, service providers, and political leaders to interface, share feedback on milestones achieved,... Read More
The Women Leadership Development and Empowerment (WLEDE) organization has been enhancing women’s participation in local governance and mainstreaming gender in party politics through the Strengthening Women Participation in Local Governance to Improve Service Delivery (SWOPA) project, supported by the African Women Development Fund (AWDF). As we prepare for the fourth... Read More
Join us for our 4th bi-annual interactive radio talk shows on education and health in Lira District, supported by AWDF. Join the conversation to raise awareness, engage the community, and foster policy discussions. Together, let’s address challenges, share insights, and work towards improving service delivery. Your voice is vital—don’t miss... Read More
Join us for our 4th bi-annual interactive radio talk shows on education and health in Lira District, supported by AWDF. Join the conversation to raise awareness, engage the community, and foster policy discussions. Together, let’s address challenges, share insights, and work towards improving service delivery. Your voice is vital—don’t miss... Read More