Today, I write to you with one of the last editions of the Weekly this year; and in it, I bring to you the reactions from CSO leaders on Arthur’s departure from ActionAid Uganda Plus, how the AAU GBV

[ibimage==38775==image_content_fullwidth==none==self==null==]After one and a half years of cooking, ActionAid finally unveiled the 5th Strategy paper: Strengthening Struggles for social justice. The

This 5th Strategy Paper has been developed to provide an overall framework for delivering the organisation’s mission between 2018 and 2022. It has been designed at a time when the world community and

ActionAid will launch its 5th Strategy Paper(2018-2022), Strengthening struggles for social justice this Thursday. Among others, the organisation  commits to assume the risks that arise from using

Its normal operations at ActionAid despite the constraints caused by the frozen accounts.Find attached this week’s edition of the weekly. 

[ibimage==38590==image_content_fullwidth==none==self==null==]In this Weekly edition, we interact with Project staff who tell us how they are managing donor expectations  and timelines for the

In this issue, ActionAid staff speak out on what is making them busy in their respective offices, their fears, hopes and learnings.Mathias Nyombi, the Human Resource Officer particularly emphasizes

In this edition of the Weekly, we continue to bring to you developments within the organisation. Last week, the AAU Board held an extra-ordinary meeting while religious leaders visited and prayed for

Solidarity messages continue to come in from partners and beneficiaries of the work that ActionAid has been doing in Uganda for the last 35 years. This follows the Bank of Uganda Directive to freeze

In this edition of the weekly, we bring to you the story of Gala- gala primary school, It started like a dream in 2012, its now a reality.We also bring to you updates in and around the organisation