African Leadership Institute – Promoting excellence in leadership

Our Parliamentary Scorecard

Young Leaders Mentorship in higher institutions of learning

Africa Leadership Institute (AFLI) designed the Student Guild Scorecard initiative to equip guild student leaders in Uganda’s higher institutions of learning (HILs) with the appropriate skills, knowledge and attitudes to become better leaders in future

Land Rights, Investments and inclusive growth

Our innovative “Complimentary Livelihoods Strategy” has improved local peoples’ capacity to collectively bargain with the sophisticated management of mining companies. Strengthening community access to justice and upholding of human rights in the extractive industry governance in the Karamoja region.

HIV/AIDS Services among south Sudanese Refugees and Host -Communities in Westnile

We designed and implemented a cross-border initiative for expanded access and increased uptake of comprehensive and integrated HIV/Aids services among South Sudanese refugees and host-communities in the West Nile region and Kiryandogo District of Uganda.

Parliamentary Performance Scorecard and Civic Engagement (PAPSCE)

Parliamentary Scorecard 2009 – 2010: Assessing the Performance of Uganda’s Legislators

A publication of the Africa Leadership Institute with technical support from Projset Uganda, Stanford

University and Columbia University.

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Events Updates

Parliamentary Highlights

The true mark of a leader is the willingness to stick with a bold course of action — an unconventional business strategy, a unique product-development road map, a controversial marketing campaign

Govt to Construct Bridges in Kasese

Minister of works and transport, Gen. Katumba Wamala has today, 25th Aug 2020 told members of Parliament that Government will construct bridges in Kasese and Bundibugyo districts to manage floods in the region following an outcry by MP Atkins Katusabe.
Hon. Nandala Mafabi decries low attendance

Hon. Nandala Mafabi has decried low attendance by Members in Plenary sittings. He says that with few Members Present, it becomes hard for the members to have a firm deliberation of Matters before the House.
Parliament Approves 46 New Counties

Following the approval by Parliament of 46 new Counties as presented by the Hon. Magyezi, the 11th Parliament is anticipated to have 527 Members of Parliament if Parliament considers the Motion for the creation of 5 seats for the Elderly Persons and the additional District Women Representatives.
Last sitting of the 9th Parliament

Parliament dissolved
Management of Disasters in Uganda: Preparedness and Response

Disaster preparedness and response remain a challenge for the Government of Uganda.
Sprawling chunks of the population across the country continue to suffer the debilitating
effects of calamities despite numerous interventions to increase the level of awareness