Julius Nyerere Leadership Centre

63 years on, their message remains as urgent and as powerful as ever Africa’s strength lies in its unity.

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Wishing you a Blessed

Congratulations, Your Excellency , President of the Republic of Uganda

Today, we celebrate the leadership mothers embody every single day. A mother’s influence is often the very first form of leadership we ever experience — and one of the greatest.

Happy Mother’s Day

Happy International Labour Day! 👷

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Drawing from cultural and societal perspectives, Ms. Akello Elizabeth Priscilla emphasized the value of indigenous knowledge in building solutions. She noted that true development cannot ignore local wisdom and lived experiences. By blending traditional knowledge with modern approaches, young leaders can create more relevant and lasting impact. Sustainability, she stressed, must be rooted in context and culture. “It can’t be sustainable without having the indigenous knowledge incorporated in it.”

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