The Young Achievers Awards is a national competition held annually in Uganda which selects and promotes the best practice and excellence in youth creativity. The following is the list of Young Achievers Award winners. [1][2][3][4] It provides an opportunity for people from all walks of life to work together to address national developmental challenges in ICT, the Arts, Health, Education, Gender and access to better lives.[5][6][7]
2011 Winners edit
Media and Society
- Nigel M. Nassar
- Grace Atuhaire
- Bushra Namirembe
- Nixion Jet Tumusiime
- Racheal Yiga
Film and Television
- Abubakar Muwonge
- Humphrey Nabimanya
- Isaac nekimiah Oboth
- Usama Mukwaya
- Shawn kimuli
Q Music
- Keko Jocelyne Tracy
- Ivan Earl Agaba
- Tabu Flo Dance Company
- Walakira Richard
- Joseph Mwima
Arts, Fashion and Culture
- Brenda Nuwagaba
- Patricia Kamara Ainembabazi
- Beatrice Lamwaka
- Karen Kemiyondo Coutinho[8]
- Bruno Ruganzu Tusingwire
Leadership and governance
- Moses Okot
- Manige Merabu
- Steven arinitwe
- Joseph Odumna
Sports
- Annet Negesa
- Regina atheino
- Justine Kimono
- Benjamin Komakech
- Davis Arinaitwe Karashani
Environment
- Vianney Tumwesigye
- Rehema Nakyazze
- Mugisha Moses
- Ssenyonjo Julius
- Roay Rosenblith
Business and Trade
- Aron Ahikiriza
- Eva kabejja
- Gerald katabazi
- Martin Ssali
- Brian Mugisha Niwagaba
ICT
- Billy Branks Kaye
- Albert Mucunguzi
- Mordecai Musonge
- Joseph Owino
- Nashaba Victor
- Arthur Ntozi
2013 Winners edit
Media and Journalism award
Outstanding performing Arts
- Keneth kimuli
Ericsson Innovation excellence Award
- Davis Musinguzi
Farming and Agro-Processing
- Eric and Rebecca Kaduru
Leadership and Social Enterprise
Sports Personality Award
Heroes Award
Lifetime Achievement Award
- James Mulwana
Star Hall of Fame
- Phiona Mutesi
2017 Winners edit
Media and Journalism award
- Ronald Wandera
Creative Arts (Fashion)
Creative Arts (Music)
Social Entrepreneurship Award
- Muhammed Kisirisa
Innovations & ICT Award
- Gerald Otim
Farming and Agro-Processing
- Zilla Mary Arach
Business Award
- Ricky Rapa Thompson
Sports Personality Award
Heroes Award
Lifetime Achievement Award
Star Hall of Fame
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