Evas Akello

The most powerful question is not “What is happening in the world?” but “How can I be part of the solution?” Returning to speak to cohort 6 reminded me how deeply this program shaped my journey. To lead with intention, learn without limits, and build a legacy that outlives me.

@DaudiKabanda Aba'banda....

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"The plan was studying. The outcome is still under investigation" Wishing you all success in your exams dear gallant Makererians

🚦 On Friday, we met @MakGuild Students’ leaders @evas_akello, @kainomugisha256 and @Poundste1Raheem who presented their Safer Campus Roads Initiative, reflecting on the burden of crashes among university students. Their call for collaboration reminds us: road safety is everyone’s fight. Join tomorrow’s webinar as we continue this conversation with national stakeholders. 📅 14 May | 12–1:30 PM 🔗 Register: bit.ly/ASafeSystemsDi… #RoadSafety #Uganda #SafeSystems #YouthVoices

Today, together with Miss Climate Change Awareness Uganda 2026, we kickstarted engagements for the Campus Climate Innovation Challenge at . Great discussions with and on empowering students to build climate solutions through innovation, sustainability, and technology. #CCIC2026

Recently, we visited CTRIAD the over rising road accidents affecting students around campus. Yesterday, again with, the School of Public Health Chairlady, and the Minister of Off-Campus Affairs, we engaged the Dean of Students at on improving student safety and awareness.

“Study the Word in context, not isolation.”Many quote verses that favor them but ignore the full message behind them. Today’s service reminded us that discernment matters not every prophecy, dream, vision is from God. True Christianity is not quoting Scripture, but understanding.

From Sports Prefect ⚽🏀 at Hormisdallen Primary School, Kamwokya (P.6) and Gayaza High School (S.5), to Deputy Speaker of the Environmental Health Students Association, and now 92nd Guild House Deputy Speaker at Makerere University grateful for every step of leadership.

Today we @evas_akello @kainomugisha256 had the honor to meet the CTRIAD team under the leadership of Dr.@Oporiah ; to present the SAFER CAMPUS ROADS INITIATIVE. We are so grateful for the Knowledge shared @cssemugabo8 @jimmy_osuret @MUEHSA1 @MakSPH @MakGuild

Makerere University School of Public Health (MakSPH) congratulates Associate Professor David Musoke on his appointment as Head of the Department of Disease Control and Environmental Health, following a decision by the Makerere University Appointments Board at its 795th Meeting held on 6th May 2026. Assoc. Prof. Musoke is a scholar of international standing with over 150 peer-reviewed publications and deep expertise in environmental health, malaria prevention, and community health systems. He currently serves as President of the International Federation of Environmental Health (IFEH) for 2026 to 2028, the first Ugandan to hold this global position, and is a Senior Visiting Fellow at Nottingham Trent University and an Affiliate Member of the African Academy of Sciences. His appointment places MakSPH's environmental health agenda in the hands of one of Africa's most globally connected public health scholars, and we look forward to the leadership and momentum he will bring to the department. Huge Congratulations, Dr. @DavidMusoke14!

Dr. David Musoke Takes Office as IFEH President Last evening, Dr. David Musoke assumed office as President of the International Federation of Environmental Health (IFEH) during the 18th IFEH World Congress on Environmental Health as the global body's leader in Dubrovnik, Croatia. Dr. Musoke, an Associate Professor at Makerere University School of Public Health (MakSPH) and a member of the Environmental Health Workers’ Association of Uganda (EHWAU), has served as President-Elect since 2024. He now begins a two-year term leading the global body. The outgoing President, Dr. Bruno Cvetkovic of the Croatian Chamber of Health Professionals, congratulated him and handed over leadership at the close of the Congress. In the same Congress, Uganda secured the bid to host the 19th IFEH World Congress in Kampala in 2028. EHWAU will organise the event in collaboration with the @MinofHealthUG, @MakSPH, and the @TourismBoardUg. #WCEH26 Congratulations @DavidMusoke14

From communities to clinics, laboratories to policy spaces, public health workers keep systems running and futures possible. Today, we celebrate you...the hands, minds, and hearts that protect and improve lives. Happy Labor Day 2026.

Congratulations to our own Akello Evas former MUEHSA Deputy Speaker (2025/26), we wish the very best in your new leadership journey #MUEHSAForLife

Honored to engage the Deputy Speaker on securing AFCON Uganda volunteering opportunities for Makerere University students.

A new voice of leadership for the 92nd Guild Representative Council. The 92nd Guild House congratulates our newly elected Deputy Speaker, Akello Evas

Tayebwa Backs Makerere Student Push for Role in Afcon 2027 Preparations #NilePostNews nilepost.co.ug/sports/338278/…

A privilege meeting the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon @Thomas_Tayebwa as the 92nd Deputy Speaker @Makerere .The discussion focused on strengthening, enhancing student leadership and deepening student involvement in governance. #ElevatetheHouse #Anewmeasureofapproaches

Today, I was pleased to receive the newly elected Guild Speaker @trevismuhwezi and Ms. Akello Evas, Deputy Speaker of @MakGuild, together with other Guild leaders, who paid me a courtesy visit at my office at Parliament. What makes this visit even more special is that this new Speaker is my constituent and a son to Mr. Wilberforce Muhwezi, my chief campaigner and one of our senior elders and opinion leaders in Ruhinda North. I’m happy to see that more young people from such a rural setting have been inspired to take on leadership roles at a national level. Our engagement focused on the contemporary challenges facing students at @Makerere and the role of student leadership in shaping responsive governance. I commend them for their thoughtful proposals, including advocating for the inclusion of university students as volunteers in the organization of the upcoming AFCON tournament that Uganda will co-host. We also discussed the possibility of a partnership between my office and the Guild Council to convene a Joint Inter-Guild Session in the National Parliamentary Chambers. This would provide a platform for student leaders to deliberate on key issues affecting students and formally present their proposals to Parliament. Additionally, they requested for a dialogue with the 92nd GRC House of Makerere University, through which I will share insights from my experience on the role of student leadership in shaping governance at the national level. I thank the Guild leadership for their visit and commitment to constructive engagement. @Parliament_Ug remains open to supporting initiatives that empower young people and strengthen their contribution to national development.