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In this powerful episode of LXL East Africa (League of Extraordinary Leaders), Jacqueline Asiimwe, CEO of CivSource Africa, joins host Muhereza Kyamutetera for a deeply personal conversation on leadership, identity, mental health, discipline, philanthropy, and growth. Drawing from her lived experience, Jacqueline reflects on the inner work of leadership, the courage it takes to lead with authenticity, and why the future of African giving must be shaped by African voices. This is a thoughtful and honest conversation for anyone seeking to lead with empathy, purpose, and conviction.
Watch the full conversation to hear Jacqueline’s reflections in her own words.
CivFund is seeking an experienced facilitator to support an online training on desk review research and the use of AI for corporate accountability in Uganda. The assignment will support partners under the Corporate Accountability Fund to strengthen their skills in systematic desk reviews, ethical AI use, and evidence-based advocacy through a practical, participatory online training scheduled for 14–15 April 2026. Interested applicants should submit an expression of interest, including technical and financial proposals, to info@civsourcea.com by 11 April 2026.
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What comes after success? In And Then What?, Francis Kamulegeya invites readers into a timely reflection on purpose, leadership, and legacy. With strong early praise from Apollo Makubuya, Jacqueline Asiimwe, Gloria Byamugisha, and Crystal Kabajwara, the book is already sparking meaningful conversations ahead of its 30 April 2026 launch. Read the full story to see why it is drawing attention well beyond the boardroom.
A new report argues that India’s biggest force in philanthropy is not billionaire pledges or corporate budgets, it is households. Drawing on more than 7,000 interviews across 20 states, the How India Gives 2025 report estimates household giving at about 540 billion rupees a year, spanning cash, in-kind support, and volunteering. Much of this generosity is local, faith-shaped, and driven by everyday obligation rather than formal fundraising systems.
ARE YOU A GIRL LED OR YOUNG FEMINIST LED GROUP IN UGANDA, KENYA, OR TANZANIA?
The East African Girls and Young Feminist Fund 2026–2027 Call for Applications is open to support community responsive ideas toward feminist futures and grassroots movement building. Grants are unrestricted, and may be multi year depending on funding availability.
For more information CLICK HERE:
DEADLINE: Apply by 28 February 2026, 11:59 PM East African Time.
HOW TO APPLY
Visit https://CIVFUND.smartsimple.com, select “The East African Girls and Young Feminist Fund 2026–2027 Call”, and follow the prompts.
Alternative: download the form and email it to info@civsourcea.com. Submit only one application.
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Applications are now open for projects to be implemented in the 2026–2027 cycle. Apply from 23 Jan–28 Feb 2026 (deadline: 28 Feb 2026). Grants are available up to UGX 20,000,000 for partners in Uganda, and under USD 5,000 for partners outside Uganda. No application fee. Apply online via the CIVFUND SmartSimple portal and submit 3–10 images or short video clips as part of your portfolio.
