The youth are motivated by the severe challenges they face daily, including delayed deployment of medical internees, high unemployment, limited access to healthcare, and the struggle to afford basic necessities

Hajjat Zaitun Kakyama, a senior counsellor, addressed the importance of menstrual health management, emphasizing that menstruation symbolizes feminine strength and reproductive potential. She warned of the consequences of poor menstrual management, including hormonal imbalances and infertility.

The digital age is opening up new opportunities, especially in content creation. With over 27 million internet users expected by the end of the year, young creators have more avenues than ever to turn their passions into thriving careers. Whether that is through social media, blogging, or making videos, content creation is becoming a legitimate and potentially highly lucrative career.

President Museveni also fulfilled his Shs1.2 billion pledge to the 12 ghetto SACCOs (Shs100 million each) in the Kampala Metropolitan Area which he had promised to give them during a meeting at Kololo Independence Grounds last year.

Col. Nakalema also requested the youth leaders to be Ambassadors in informing the public that the government is eliminating corruption by leveraging technology.

Mugume skillfully facilitated the discussion throughout the show, drawing parallels between the two movements. Serukuma and Tabaaro concurred that while the contexts may differ, the underlying issues are remarkably similar. Economic disenfranchisement, unemployment, and a desire for political accountability are driving the protests in both countries.