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TodayThursday, May 07, 2026

International Women's Day

Patricia Muumba champions women’s empowerment through leadership, ambition, and global connection. Bridging Uganda and the United States, she advocates for women to earn unapologetically, give from abundance, and use their influence to create opportunity, inspire the next generation, and drive meaningful change across communities and economies worldwide.
Patricia Muumba champions women’s empowerment through leadership, ambition, and global connection. Bridging Uganda and the United States, she advocates for women to earn unapologetically, give from abundance, and use their influence to create opportunity, inspire the next generation, and drive meaningful change across communities and economies worldwide.

The Global Matriarch: Why a Woman’s Ambition is the World’s Most Undervalued Asset

By Patricia Muumba As a daughter of Uganda living in the United States, I sit at the intersection of two worlds that share a singular truth: the potential of a woman is
March 8, 2026
Catherine Bwire, the Ecobank Uganda head of information security and data protection officer reflects on building trust in the digital economy and championing greater female leadership in cybersecurity, as she earns recognition as a finalist for the Global Top 100 Information Security Professional Award 2026 during Women’s Month celebrations.
Catherine Bwire, the Ecobank Uganda head of information security and data protection officer reflects on building trust in the digital economy and championing greater female leadership in cybersecurity, as she earns recognition as a finalist for the Global Top 100 Information Security Professional Award 2026 during Women’s Month celebrations.

Closing the Gender Gap in our Digital Defense Systems

By Catherine Bwire In the few seconds it takes to tap your phone, transfer money, or pay school fees, you are engaging in an act of profound trust. You are trusting an
March 6, 2026
Sarah Musumba says closing the STEM gender gap begins with early exposure, supportive workplaces, and strong networks, because when women are given the tools to innovate, they help build stronger, faster-growing economies.
Sarah Musumba says closing the STEM gender gap begins with early exposure, supportive workplaces, and strong networks, because when women are given the tools to innovate, they help build stronger, faster-growing economies.

Why Give Him a Robot and Her a Doll? The Women in STEM Story We Do Not Talk About

By Sarah Musumba Let’s start with a truth we do not say loudly enough: the future is being coded, engineered, calculated, and scientifically tested every single day. The only question is, who
March 4, 2026
Primrose Kobusingye says the sacrifices women make today are paving the way for tomorrow’s leaders, proving that resilience, mentorship, and courage can transform personal struggle into collective progress.
Primrose Kobusingye says the sacrifices women make today are paving the way for tomorrow’s leaders, proving that resilience, mentorship, and courage can transform personal struggle into collective progress.

The Sacrifices you Make Today will Benefit Another Woman Tomorrow

Primrose Kobusingye I was 26 years old when I took on the mantle of acting head of marketing. Yes, 26. Armed with both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree, I was thrown
March 3, 2026
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Left-Right: Prudence Byarugaba, the Standard Chartered Bank Uganda's Country Chief Risk Officer and Country Head of Operational Risk; Martha Awor, a businesswoman in Lira City and a beneficiary of Standard Chartered Bank-supported Youth in Agri-business and Associate Professor, Dorothy Okello, an Independent Non-Executive Director, Dean School of Engineering at Makerere University, are in many ways, the face of Standard Chartered’s efforts to promote diversity, equity and inclusion.

INVESTING IN WOMEN AND PROMOTING INCLUSION⏤ 3 different women from 3 different walks of life and one Standard Chartered Bank diversity and inclusion story

In a world facing multiple crises, from climate change to conflict and economic strife, achieving gender equality is more critical than ever. Ensuring that women and girls are empowered to claim their
March 8, 2024

 

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