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LEADERSHIP REDEFINED: FALF AMBASSADORS INSPIRE AND EQUIP OVER 120 STUDENTS IN SOUTH SUDAN AND UGANDA FOR TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP
LEADERSHIP REDEFINED: FALF AMBASSADORS INSPIRE AND EQUIP OVER 120 STUDENTS IN SOUTH SUDAN AND UGANDA FOR TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP
In Juba, South Sudan, over 120 students from Vision Primary School and Bright Star Secondary School participated in a leadership program organized by the Future Africa Leaders Foundation, led by Ambassador Agape Ayen. The training emphasized the core values Africa urgently needs: integrity, accountability, effective communication, and decisiveness. For many students, it was their first time encountering a perspective of leadership defined not by privilege but by responsibility. They left the program empowered—with resilience, adaptability, and the courage to pursue personal growth.
In Kampala, Uganda, Ambassador Martha engaged the prefects of Kyambogo College School in an interactive leadership session. Though these students already held positions of responsibility, many had never deeply reflected on the true weight of leadership. Through thought-provoking dialogue, they were challenged to embrace leadership as a service to others and a responsibility to their generation.
As part of FALF’s commitment to lasting impact, an Africa Club will be established at Kyambogo College School, creating a platform for continuous learning, peer-led initiatives, and community projects. The effect was immediate—students walked away with a renewed sense of identity and purpose as emerging transformational leaders.
Through these initiatives, FALF is planting seeds of integrity, service, and courage in Africa’s schools.
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