“I was fired with almost no savings, fired with a salary loan, fired with retired parents depending on me, fired with a young daughter in school, and fired with one semester left in my master’s degree.” Those were the words of Daniel Ayebare, Chairperson of the Uganda Financial Literacy Association (UFLA), recalling the moment his life was upended after nearly a decade in the banking sector. Two years earlier, he had registered a small non-profit aimed at empowering young people through financial and social business education, inspired by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus. But like many chasing stability, he had postponed…
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