TEDxEntebbe

Speakers

Speakers may not be confirmed. Check the event website for the latest lineup.

• Amooti Kangere Wobusobozi

  Wobusobozi Amooti Kangere is a Ugandan writer, poet, playwright, and educator recognised for his contributions to literature, theatre, and debate. A founding member of The Lantern Meet of Poets, he is known for his work in publishing, directing plays, and promoting cultural narratives through stories like "A Tale of Two Matriarchs

• Diana Ondoga

  Diana Ondoga is a seasoned Corporate Social Investment (CSI) leader and author based in Uganda. With over 18 years of experience, she specialises in social impact strategy, community transformation, and women in leadership, having previously managed customer experience and operations in the banking sector

• Fiona Kemigisha

  Fiona is a lawyer and digital content creator with a focus on social media. She is one-third of the award-winning podcast, The Unpopular Opinion UG, and a co-founder and CEO at Khama Digital Content Hub.

• Francis Kamulegeya

  Francis Kamulegeya is a leader and social entrepreneur with over 30 years of professional experience in audit, tax, and advisory services. He is an entrepreneur in agriculture, engaged in coffee cultivation, processing and export, and fish farming.

• Irene Esther Mutuzo Sevume

  Irene Esther Mutuzo Sevume is a psychology lecturer at Makerere University and a researcher passionate about bridging the fields of technology and psychology.

• Modern Karema

  Modern Karema Musiimenta is an educator and the founder of the MENTA Leadership Academy advisory services firm, Uganda, which provides end-to-end leadership and organisational development consultancy services to impact- and mission-driven organisations across East Africa.

• Moses Rutahigwa

  Moses has worked in Uganda's banking industry for the last 17 years. He is a health enthusiast. A spiritual leader, a member of Toastmasters, and a family man.

• Nina Mago

  Nina Mago is an award-winning Epilepsy Ambassador and Founder of the Purple Bench Initiative, a non-profit organisation dedicated to creating awareness, fighting stigma and creating a space where people with epilepsy live meaningful, dignified and impactful lives. Her work sits at the intersection of public health, disability inclusion, and social connection. She is a Rotarian with the Rotary Club of World Disability Advocacy, where she works alongside medical teams, corporate partners, schools, and global organizations to challenge stigma, expand access to care, and create spaces where people with epilepsy can be seen, heard, and supported.