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Item Figuring out who you are outside school this holiday.(Daily Monitor, 2026-05-10) Irankunda, GloriaWhen school pauses, self-discovery begins. Holidays can reveal talents, passions, and strengths that grades never show. Away from routines and academic pressure, holidays are a time to rest.Item How Nangozi shaped a career she never planned.(Daily Monitor, 2026-04-29) Irankunda, GloriaWhen Helen Basuuta Nagonzi speaks about her journey, you quickly notice her openness, curiosity and a mind that is always learning, yet grounded in quiet discipline.Item Lalani : CEO using inclusive education to change lives.(Daily Monitor, 2026-04-21) Irankunda, GloriaAmeena Lelani's journey from a young teacher to CEO of Afcorns International Schools reflects a steady, purpose-driven effort to reshape education in uganda through inclusivity, innovation, and a focus on holistic child development, writes Gloria Irankunda.Item Namagembe : operations brain behind four school campuses.(Daily Monitor, 2026-04-22) Irankunda, GloriaFrom managing attendances across campuses in Uganda and Rwanda to resolving operational emergencies in real time, Jane Namagembe's work as chief of operations quietly powers a network of international school where precision, speed, and coordination define everyday.Item New climate initiative to transform refugee settlements.(Daily Monitor, 2026-04-20) Irankunda, GloriaA new climate initiative is set to roll out large-scale clean cooking and reforestation programmes in refugee-hosting areas in Uganda and Rwanda. Led by United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) with partners BB Energy, Farm Africa, Tree Aid, and World Agroforestry (ICRAF), the initiative will be implemented under the Refugee Environmental Protection Fund.Item Struggling to study? Start with this simple routine.(Daily Monitor, 2026-03-23) Irankunda, GloriaAt the beginning of the term, most of you are ambitious. Books are open, timetables in place and promises are made. But as days go, by, that plan beings to weaken. School becomes tiring distraction increase and the energy to keep going fades.Item The guide to managing school and co-curriculars.(Daily Monitor, 2026-04-25) Irankunda, GloriaBalancing school and co-curricular activities is not about doing everything, but doing the right things well. Experts warn that too many commitments can hurt both grades and well-being.Item When bad news becomes the norm, how do we cope?(Daily Monitor, 2026-05-25) Irankunda, GloriaFrom fears about family safety and rising living costs to workplace pressure and constant exposure to distressing news, many Ugandans are experiencing growing stress in everyday life and quietly turning to faith, humour and small lifestyle changes to cope.