A large following does not automatically translate into influence, and influence without trust is fragile. Day 9 of the PYPA leadership program explored social media as a political infrastructure and how emerging political leaders can build influence and public trust without compromising their credibility, integrity or security. We examined the five Ws and H before posting: Who is your audience? What is your message? When should you post? Where should you share it? Why does it matter? And how will you tell the story? The starting point is knowing your primary audience and communicating with purpose. We also explored online security and the permanence of our digital footprints. Deleting a post does not guarantee that it disappears forever. One lesson stood out: followers are people who choose to pay attention to your content, but credibility is built through honesty, consistency and responsible communication. The goal is not simply to be followed, but to build influence that earns trust and makes an impact. #PYPA2026 #DigitalLeadership #YouthLeadership

Planning to cycle to Gulu for the @TheGuluMarathon , To achieve,one needs specialized Endurance training, Well planned Diet/Nutrition before, during & After the ride. You also need basic mechanic skills and in case of a breakdown. ECHOES of the Rift - A Cycling Tour via West Nile to @arralodges then after descend on to Gulu is already loaded. funcyclingug.com

Rachael Magola meets original composer of Emaali song, Mzei Atuude Patrick 🎥 Rachael Magola/Tiktok

Imagine how different his life would be if we had the mechanisms and the will to turn this creativity into revenue!

GOVERNANCE BY TANTRUM IS NOT HEALTH POLICY U.M.A condemns the unlawful summary suspension of Dr. Robert Candia by Hon. Min. of State for Health, Hon. Anifa Kawooya. We demand: ✅ Immediate rescission of the suspension ✅ An end to political theatrics in our health facilities

Somewhere in Africa, a whole community is living alongside snakes. They consider snakes as gods and they even have a festival to celebrate the snake god they call Vodu Dangbe. Children wrap the snakes around their necks without fear as part of their tradition.

To Whom It May Concern The region - TESO The language - ATESO The people - ITESO A babe from there - ATESOT A guy from there - ETESOT Eyalama noi.

“90% of the entire population of Uganda live within 5km reach of a health facility. There is no reason for someone to go to a Traditional Birth Attendant” ~ Dr. @DianaAtwine #MOHatWork

You will always be left behind as a visually impaired learner. One of the challenges is the high cost of producing Braille books. -Gabriel Awas, ICT trainer, Salama School for the Blind #EdTechMondays @MastercardFdn

Tanzanian teacher Mr Wakati Joseph went viral for wiping his pupils’ shoes and boosting their confidence. Beyond the viral video, he helps children with special needs discover their talents through music and crafts. Produced & Edited: @BrianOsweta 📹 :@Eliza221Dominic