Broadcast live Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, DE DAILY DOZE blends hard-hitting community and refugee news, climate resilience, and grassroots artist spotlights with youth innovation pitches, digital literacy, and a signature final hour of original comedy and listener banter.
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Young pastoralist leaders from across East Africa are preparing to gather in Moroto, Uganda, and Laikipia County, Kenya, for the East Africa Pastoralist Youth Gathering under the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP 2026). The forum will amplify grassroots youth voices on cross-border peace, rangeland resilience, and climate justice.
Enabel has opened a €1 million funding call aimed at helping 1,000 vulnerable refugee and host-community youth across the West Nile sub-region launch and scale sustainable micro- and small businesses. Split between agriculture (€650,000) and green economy initiatives (€350,000), the program prioritizes young women and unemployed youth in horticulture, apiculture, renewable energy, and agroforestry.
All districts, municipalities, and Arua City across the West Nile sub-region are gearing up for the implementation of the $276 million fourth phase of the Northern Uganda Social Action Fund (NUSAF IV). The five-year, World Bank-backed initiative aims to expand household income support, community infrastructure, and climate-resilient livelihoods across the region.