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Reform Africa in the Ugandan Newspaper

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The SINA Startup “Reform Africa” was featured in the Daily Monitor, one of Uganda’s leading newspapers. You can read the full article here: https://www.monitor.co.ug/Business/Prosper/recycled-plastic-bags-earning-Reform-Africa-Faith-Aweko/688616-5294682-cwnfni/index.html

Final Scholar intake for 2019

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We wish to appreciate all partner organizations who referred to us potential SINA scholars. 46 youth from partner organizations, referrals from SNA members and online applications came for a day of selection with many activities and experiences. It has been fun and a lot learning and sharing. Thank you all for turning up and we […]

The Farmers Marathon

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Kyaffe farmers a SINA born project has organised its first annual event, The Farmers Marathon, which will take place on the 23rd of November 2019 starting at Mpigi recreation ground. The theme this year is to alleviate hunger in our community. The profit from the race will go towards purchasing a brand-new tractor that can […]

Uganics on AFP News Agency

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Agence France-Presse (afp) is the oldest international news agency in the world and came to visit SINA to create this news piece on our social enterprise Uganics.

SOCIAL IMPACT AWARD UGANDA 2019 – APPLY NOW!

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Apply Now! Deadline 17th May 2019 Social Impact Award supports young innovators in building social enterprises that address the most challenging issues of our time. We play, we experiment, we dream big, we work hard. We are 100% human and radically collaborative. We do so by hosting events and organizing workshops to raise awareness for […]

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When people hear about SINA, they are excited. When people visit SINA, they are blown away! For all who cannot come and visit us, we tried to capture the empowering atmosphere at SINA in this short film. Enjoy, share and come to Mpigi, Uganda to experience how marginalized youth create social enterprises. A longer video […]

From Refugees to Social Entrepreneurs

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Uganda is home to diverse wildlife and spectacular national parks. On the shore of a lake, where once hippos and giraffes used to drink from, sits now a refugee camp, home to 70,000 people. Nakivale is now a dusty environment with high poverty. Because of instabilities, frequent coups overthrowing governments in the region of Eastern […]