The Ugandan government has announced the introduction of four new courses at the Presidential Zonal Industrial Skilling Hubs to enhance practical skills among young Ugandans for employment and wealth creation. This initiative was revealed during the opening of a one-week induction training for newly appointed Finance Managers, with a warning from Minister Babalanda against financial mismanagement.

Uganda Breweries Limited (UBL) celebrated the graduation of 100 young adults from its Learning for Life Programme in Jinja, which focused on hospitality and entrepreneurship skills. The event took place at the Crested Crane Hotel and marked the completion of a three-day training course designed to equip participants with essential skills for the workforce.

The Uganda Institute of Banking and Financial Services (UIBFS) has completed the Women in Leadership Program 2026, a five-day initiative aimed at empowering women with essential leadership skills and confidence for roles in Uganda's financial sector. The program focused on equipping participants with the necessary mindset to excel in leadership positions.

Coastal youth have been encouraged to enroll in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions to gain marketable skills that improve their employability. This call was made during an event in Changamwe Sub-County, where National Government-Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF) bursary cheques worth Sh2.9 million were issued. The emphasis was placed on avoiding indiscipline and substance abuse.

The Uganda Prisons Service has initiated Farmer Field Schools to provide farmers with practical agricultural knowledge and technical skills aimed at enhancing productivity and promoting sustainable farming. This initiative was announced during the 32nd National Agricultural Show in Jinja, with the prisons authority stating that the centers will offer location-specific training to farmers.

Preparations for the 2026 Makerere University Marathon are underway, focusing on promoting inclusive education and better learning opportunities for students with disabilities. The event was launched with the theme, "Run the Hills for the Future," and aims to attract 7,500 participants, an increase from 5,000 runners in the previous year, according to Uganda Standard.