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Kudos for Gen Otafiire’s wife Loice Natukunda as high profile Ugandan leaders descend on Ruhinda Secondary School grounds to launch her ‘Elevate Her Uganda’ Foundation in Mitooma

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April 11, 2025
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Kudos for Gen Otafiire’s wife Loice Natukunda as high profile Ugandan leaders descend on Ruhinda Secondary School grounds to launch her ‘Elevate Her Uganda’ Foundation in Mitooma
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A new chapter in Uganda’s journey towards social and economic transformation has begun, and at the heart of this shift is Loice Natukunda Otafiire, the visionary leader behind Elevate Her Uganda. The launch event, held at Ruhinda Secondary School Ground in Mitooma Town Council, marked a pivotal moment for women’s empowerment in the country, setting the stage for a future where women are at the forefront of shaping Uganda’s economic destiny.

Natukunda Loice, Executive Director of Elevate Her Uganda, delivers an inspiring speech during the Elevate Her – Uganda launch with her staff standing proudly behind her.

Loice Natukunda Otafiire, the Executive Director of Elevate Her Uganda and wife of Gen. Kahinda Otafiire, Uganda’s Minister of Internal Affairs, is determined to break down the barriers that have traditionally hindered women’s progress. The event, which saw the attendance of key political figures, including Gen. Kahinda Otafiire, and Hon. Ruth Aceng, Minister of Health, was not only a celebration of women’s power but a clear declaration of the changes to come. Gen. Kahinda Otafiire, Minister of Internal Affairs, delivers his bold and uncompromising message during the Elevate Her – Uganda mega launch in Mitooma. Standing beside him is Natukunda Loice, Executive Director of Elevate Her Uganda.

A Bold Vision for Women’s Empowerment

“Today is not just an event; it’s a declaration of a new era for Ugandan women,” Loice Natukunda Otafiire proclaimed, her voice filled with passion and conviction. She emphasized that when women rise, the entire nation rises with them. Her mission with Elevate Her Uganda is clear: to provide women with the tools, skills, and opportunities to become financially independent, socially empowered, and leaders in their communities.

Through business training, financial literacy, and mentorship, Elevate Her Uganda aims to equip women with the resources they need to succeed. Loice stressed the importance of creating opportunities rather than charity. “Women don’t need charity; they need opportunity. They need access to capital, networks, and skills to change their own destinies,” she said.

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A Strong Call to Action from Leaders

Rt. Hon. Thomas Tayebwa, Deputy Speaker of Parliament, delivers a powerful address during the Elevate Her – Uganda mega launch in Mitooma

The event saw powerful speeches from key figures who highlighted the importance of women’s role in national transformation. Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa urged Uganda’s elders to focus on shaping the mindset of the younger generation. “We must stop dwelling on the past and focus on how we can empower the youth to excel in today’s world,” he said, challenging the audience to look forward and embrace change.

Gen. Kahinda Otafiire, spoke about the importance of electing leaders who can deliver real value. “If I have a cow that doesn’t give milk, I take it to the slaughterhouse. Leaders must be chosen based on what they can deliver, not their appearance,” he said, urging citizens to make informed choices.

Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng, the Minister for Health, also spoke on the need to involve men in the journey of empowerment. She noted that while women’s empowerment is essential, men’s participation is just as crucial for achieving lasting change. “Empowered women will still face challenges if we neglect to involve men. We must walk this journey together,” she said.

Ambassador of the Netherlands to Uganda, Frederieke Quispel (left), Minister of Health Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng (center), and Minister of Internal Affairs Gen. Kahinda Otafiire (right) wave the Elevate Her – Uganda flag in solidarity during the grand launch event in Mitooma.

Global Support for Women’s Transformation

International figures also expressed their support for the initiative. Ms. Frederieke Quispel, the Ambassador of the Republic of Netherlands to Uganda, praised the Elevate Her Uganda program, saying, “Women are the backbone of every society, and empowering them through skills and opportunities is key to developing entire communities.”

The event also highlighted the practical impact of Elevate Her Uganda’s mission. The program will offer a range of initiatives such as backyard poultry farming, culinary arts, beekeeping, and fashion design, aimed at helping women build sustainable businesses and contribute to their communities.

A Future Where Women Lead

As Elevate Her Uganda sets its sights on the future, Loice called on Ugandans, policymakers, and international partners to join in the movement. “This is not just about one person or one organization. It’s a revolution,” she said. “We are laying the foundation for a future where women are at the heart of Uganda’s economic and social evolution.”

With the support of influential leaders and international allies, Elevate Her Uganda is poised to reshape Uganda’s future. As Loice Natukunda Otafiire leads the charge, the vision of a new era for women, a future where they are empowered, unstoppable, and at the forefront of societal change becomes ever more achievable.

The event at Ruhinda Secondary School on April 5, 2025, was more than a celebration; it was the beginning of a new era in Uganda, one where women will play a central role in the country’s growth, progress, and prosperity. Give us feedback on this story through our email: kamwokyatimes@gmail.com

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