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Africa’s businesses shouldn’t just participate in digital trade. They should have a voice in shaping how it works.
One of the ambitions coming out of #KTASymposium2026 is a stronger alliance of e-commerce associations across the continent.
Now, the work continues.
@kta_law @mtic_uganda
#KTASymposium2026 #DigitalTrade #ECommerceAfrica #DigitalSingleMarket #AfCFTA #AfricanBusiness #RegionalIntegration
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The film, The Woman Who Poked The Leopard, directed by Patience Nitumwesiga and produced by Rosie Motene, will be screening tonight at Kilifi Creek Film Festival in Mombasa….
I’m at the festival to do a masterclass on film and journalism, but this is important as well.
The film chronicles @drstellanyanzi’s work in activism but most importantly, the woman and mother outside the activist.
It’s also awkward that sometimes we have to leave the country to see some films done by Ugandans.
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BREAKING 🥹❤️❤️❤️
Millions of people across the world are donating money so Neveda , the 3 years old kid that some people called the police on should move to Europe and join La Masia where he will continue training .
More than $30k has been raised in less than 24 hours .
Moral lesson : Some challenges brings you the biggest blessings
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📢 Join UNESCO’s webinar: From Learning to Earning: Education & Skills in Africa’s Changing Labour Markets.
📅 3 Nov 2026 | 🕑 14:00–15:30 EAT
Explore skills gaps, TVET and preparing youth for future jobs.
🔗 Register: unesco-org.zoom.us/webinar/r…
📣 Join the conversation and share!
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Tomorrow, join us for a thought-provoking conversation with renowned keynote speaker @SpireJim, later joined by @isabirye_mitch 🎙️
Then hear from our publication contributors, moderated by @littlejars
Scan the code to join the conversation
#LanguageOfMargins #DigitalSymposium
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A message of appreciation to children's books illustrators.
You bring the world of words to life with the power of your gifts. You help to unlock imaginations and young minds with your art.
Thank you.😊
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With roughly 700,000 Black women pushed out of the workforce since the beginning of 2025, journalist Sidney Madden is putting faces and personal stories behind the numbers.
ebony.com/sidney-maddens-and…
Her new documentary, And Counting, follows 4 Black women navigating life after
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📢 Ugandan cocoa businesses: turn cocoa and its by-products into new income streams 🍫
Apply for MARKUP II's 3-day workshop on alternative and complementary product development for cocoa
🔗Apply today through this link: tinyurl.com/wphettwm
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In my dream..
The Uganda High Commision in London would be a brilliant hub for @JulzKagwa and her team’s effort to sell Uganda @adoniaayebare
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WE ARE HIRING!
UNESCO is seeking a Campus Africa Consultant to support higher education, research and innovation across Eastern Africa.
📍 Nairobi, Kenya
📅 Deadline: 23 October 2026
Apply here: careers.unesco.org/job/Nairo…
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Just 2 days after Prof. Jason Arday's has been cleared yet again of commiting plagiarism, it's been announced that the white supremacist who instigated the witch hunt leading to his death, is being allowed by @UniofOxford to host a lecture at the same campus Lola Salem taught at.
🔴 NEW
Jason Arday Again Cleared of Plagiarism as His Attackers Launch an ‘Independent Inquiry’
By @NafeezAhmed
Backed by Reform UK megadonor Ben Delo, the Committee for Academic Freedom defended Arday’s accusers and has now commissioned a report into his appointment by Cambridge University
Subscribe to support fearless independent journalism.
bylinetimes.com/2026/10/21/j…
Forget the Live Aid image, Africa is only a broken continent in the minds of the west | Moky Makura theguardian.com/global-devel…
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Africa does not have a creativity problem. But who carries the responsibility for turning that creativity into sustainable business?
Shadrach Kisaame challenged creatives to professionalize, understand the business behind their craft and better position themselves for opportunity.
Derrick Muhanguzi, popularly known as @Wonder__jR , pushed the other side: creatives also need to be in the rooms, systems and decisions shaping their industry.
A lively exchange, but a shared conclusion: talent needs an ecosystem around it to earn, grow and scale.
@kta_law @UCC_Official
#KTASymposium2026 #CreativeEconomy #DigitalSingleMarket #DigitalTrade #AfricanCreatives #AfCFTA #IntellectualProperty
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“Not a single country in Africa has the capability to singularly be globally competitive.”
H.E. @MeneWamkele argument: Africa’s advantage is scale.
Connect our markets, and businesses can begin thinking beyond national borders.
Africa becomes the market.
@kta_law @jumuiya @meaca_ug
#KTASymposium2026 #AfCFTA
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If East Africans aren’t trading with each other, who are we expecting to trade with us?
That was the challenge from @OscarKamukama at #KTASymposium2026.
With a market of 300M+ people, connecting East Africa’s physical and digital markets is an opportunity we cannot ignore.
@kta_law
#DigitalSingleMarket #DigitalTrade #EAC #AfCFTA #RegionalIntegration #IntraAfricanTrade








































