204K views · 9.4K reactions | ‘It’s my first time regretting why I fought for the rights of women to be set free. The case against Sarah Bireete is not clear; there is no complainant.' - A frustrated Miria Matembe speaks out after the Buganda Road Chief Magistrate remanded human rights activist Dr. Sarah Bireete to Luzira until January 21. #NTVNews @abubakerlubowa | NTV Uganda | Facebook

20 years ago there were hardly any women in tertiary education in Uganda. But today over 40% are female. Here’s how they did it: They gave women an extra 1.5 points in their academic marks. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-34907572 | BBC News Africa

We believe that Africa’s youth are best suited to lead change in their communities and countries. With the right support such as access to quality education and skills training that prepare youth to become ethical leaders, Africa’s young people can drive change across the continent. Twenty-four-year-old Edith Violet Naisubi, a Mastercard Foundation Scholar at Ashesi University, grew up watching women in her village in Pallisa district in eastern Uganda work long hours for little reward. As a bus

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