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# Jennifer Ayoo

Jennifer Ayoo Nalukwago is a Ugandan politician and legislator in the eleventh parliament of Uganda serving as the member of parliament for Kalaki District in the Teso Sub-Region of Eastern Uganda. She is a member of the National Resistance Movement.(NRM). Ayoo won the National Resistance Movement primaries after defeating Maria Gorretti Ajilo a former member of Parliament for Kaberamaido District. She was then elected as the member of parliament in the 2021 elections. she serves as the chairperson of Kalaki District road committee

## Quotes

* As leaders, we have a significant role to play in supporting and enhancing government efforts to combat the pandemic that has devastated the country.
* Our commitment to supporting our communities, especially in times like these, is crucial for all stakeholders, as we all have a shared interest in the well-being of our country.
* As a district, we faced issues of misappropriation of funds; however, the reports from the Office of the Inspector General of Government and the State Housing Anti-Corruption Unit have not yet been released.
# Besnat Jere

Besnat Hellen Mayase Jere (4 May 1952 – 7 June 2020) was a Zambian politician who served as the Member of the National Assembly for Luangeni from 2002 to 2006. She was a princess and a member of the Ngoni Royal Establishment, as the granddaughter of His Royal Highness Nkosi (King) Nzamane II. Nkosi Nzamane II was the younger brother of His Royal Highness Paramount King of Kings Mpezeni II, leader of the Ngoni people in Eastern Province.

## Quotes

* The Constitution should specify the dates for presidential and general elections.

## External links

* Biography
# Helalia Johannes

Helalia Lukeiko Johannes (born 13 August 1980) is a Namibian long-distance runner who specializes in the marathon. She holds the Namibian records in the 10 km, 20 km, half marathon and marathon events.

## Quotes

* I keep myself going on the track by telling myself, fight your fear, conquer your victory and always have hope.
* My biggest influence has always been my commitment, training and working hard.
# Josephine Oppong Yeboah

Josephine Oppong Yeboah (born June 19, 1979) is a Ghanaian broadcast journalist, gender advocate and news anchor. She is currently a senior news anchor, producer, senior reporter and regional editor/Coordinator at Metro TV Ghana.

## Quotes

* When female media practitioners – who better understand the problems of women – take interest in highlighting the challenges of women in society, it would help in addressing same.
** "Josephine Oppong-Yeboah urges media to promote gender equality"
# Joy Atim

Atim Joy Ongom, (born 15 September 1968) is a Ugandan businesswoman and politician, who served as the Member of Parliament representing the Lira District Women Constituency in the 10th Parliament (2016 to 2021).

## Quotes

* Why are the small cats taken to prison while the big cat is left free? No one is above the law in this country. Will we ever see the General face trial in a court of law for brutalizing a woman here?
* In Uganda, we must begin seeing women as human beings, not as property. I demand a public apology from MP Twinamat­siko to all women in Uganda, delivered through the same television station he used to make his harmful statement that women should be beaten.
# Richard Luke Concanen

Richard Luke Concanen (27 December 1747 – 19 June 1810) was an Irish prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of New York.

## Quotes about Richard Luke Concanen

* Archbishop Troy of Dublin, however, induced Pius VII to appoint as New York's first bishop an Irish Dominican, Father Richard Luke Concanen, who had resided many years in Rome as the agent of the Irish bishops and was much esteemed there. He was prior of St. Clement's at Rome, librarian of the Minerva, and distinguished for his learning. He had refused a nomination for a see in Ireland and was much interested in the missions in America.
** Joseph Francis Mooney, Archdiocese of New York (1913) Catholic Encyclopedia
# Joyce Ababio

Joyce Ababio is a Ghanaian fashion designer. She is the founder and CEO of JACCD Design Institute Africa.

## Quotes

* It is important to learn how to push yourselves and get up because in Ghana, if you move one step, it pushes you back three steps but that is not the reason for not pursuing your ambitions so keep doing it until you become successful.
** "Interview with Graphic Showbiz"
# Judith Kanakuze

Judith Kanakuze (September 19, 1959 – February 7, 2010) was a Rwandan politician and women's rights activist best known for passing legislation against gender-based violence, including Rwanda's first legal definition of rape, and contributing constitutional gender quotas that required women's representation in governmental bodies. She worked in multiple fields, including nutrition and civil service, before becoming a prominent leader of women after the 1994 Rwandan genocide, in which she lost most of her extended family. Kanakuze founded the early women's organization Réseau des Femmes and represented women's interests at the Arusha Accords and on Rwanda's committee to establish a constitution. The gender quotas that required women to compose at least 30 percent of governmental bodies subsequently quickly spurred women's participation to exceed the quotas in parliament. She was elected to Parliament in 2003 and reelected in 2008. During her terms, she presided over the Rwanda Women Parliamentary Forum

## Quotes

* God saved me.
** "He did not save them, Judith Said (KT Press, December 2022)
* We are transforming our society, and women are part of the solution.
** Rwanda's parliamentary election saw women win 45 of the 80 seats. (KT Press, December 2022)
# Aisha Kabanda

Nalule Asha Aisha Kabanda is a Ugandan politician and the Women's Representative in parliament for Butambala for the National Unity Platform.

## Quotes

* The Constitution allows the population to practice their religions and forcing Muslim women to unveil while taking a passport photograph exposes parts of the body that are not supposed to be seen.
** Aisha Kabanda said, (AA.com, July 20, 2022)
# Mary Babirye Kabanda

Mary Babirye Kabanda (born 23 November 1971) is a Ugandan politician, and teacher. She was born in Masaka and is currently a member of the 10th parliament as the Masaka district MP.

## Quotes

* Ever since the cooperation agreement between the party leaders and President Museveni was signed, no party organ has convened.
** Mary Babirye Kabanda said, (KFm, September 19, 2022)
# Chantal Kabasinga

Chantal Kabasinga is a Rwandan politician and the President of the Association of Widows of Genocide in Rwanda. She was born in Gicumbi District in the Northern Province.

## Quotes

* Genocide ideology which helped in preparation and execution of the 1994 Genocide and which is still used by those who denial the Genocide should be uprooted in the Rwandan society.
** Gicumbi: Commemoration of the Genocide Victims killed in Rutare Kigali today Press
* What I saw in the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi gave me the basis and the power to greatly advocate, help people and to comfort them so that they can lead a better life. I’m a professional psychologist.
** Said Chantal Kabasinga, The New Times (11 April 2012)
* We have cooperatives formed by the women aimed at eradicating poverty in the communities. There are several Avega Agahozo offices in most of the districts in the country. We have a total of 25,000 widows and orphans but 19,000 of them are active members.
** Kabasinga Chantal on AVEGA, The New Times (11 April 2012)
* It’s the vision and mission of Avega Agahozo to comfort and support and uplift the widows and orphans of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. We do this with determination and unexplainable desire. This is visible in our activities at community level and at national level thus be part in nations building.
** Kabasinga Chantal on the mission of AVEGA, The New Times (11 April 2012)
* As a child, I always wanted to be a social worker so that I can help people in their day to day activities. I achieved that because I studied psychology and I’m helping people in different ways. But the one dream I didn’t achieve, which I treasured most, was having a very big family with very many children. My husband was killed when we were just newlyweds.
** Kabasinga Chantal on her childhood, The New Times (11 April 2012)
* As I see you are ready to strengthen the content of your request we also found it reasonable.
** https://www.kigalitoday.com/amakuru/amakuru-mu-rwanda/article/ibyifuzo-byacu-byitaweho-ahasigaye-ni-ahacu-abatuye-cyabakamyi Kigali today (December15,2015)
* When there is a problem of poor hygiene that is attributed to us women, when children who have a poor education are attributed to us women, no Inkotanyi woman should accept that someone in the society is sick of amavunja or that the children continue to be sick of kwashiorkor"
** Iyo hagaragaye ikibazo cy’isuku nke byitirirwa twebwe abagore, iyo abana bagize uburere buke byitirirwa twebwe abagore, nta mugore w’Inkotanyi ukwiye kwemera ko hagira umuntu muri sosiyete urwara amavunja cyangwa abana ngo bakomeze kurwara bwaki
** https://www.kigalitoday.com/amakuru/amakuru-mu-rwanda/Uburasirazuba-Umunsi-w-abagore-uzaba-hatakirangwa-ibibazo-by-imirire-mibi-n Kigali today(February16,2015).
* If you could find a kilo of sugar, soap, and so on, gives to her or him (survivors of genocide), and talk to him or her, he/she would be really happy.
** N’iyo wabona ikiro kimwe cy’isukari, agasabune n’ikindi ukamushyira, ukamuganiriza mu by’ukuri yakwishima.
** https://www.kigalitoday.com/amakuru/amakuru-mu-rwanda/AVEGA-iratabariza-incike Kigali today ( April 4,2013).
# Joy Kabatsi

Joy Kabatsi Kafura (1 February 1954), is a Ugandan lawyer, farmer and politician. As of January 2020, she was the State Minister of Transport in the Cabinet of Uganda, effective December 2019. She belongs to National Resistance Movement political party.

## Quotes

* I am not aware of what you are talking about but if given chance, I have the experience and I can easily blend in and fight corruption since I was once a state Minister in the same sector.
** Joy Kabatsi said, (Monotor, June 17,2022)
* This is the kind of thinking that's needed from our leaders after making several promises and it should be all of us to follow them up
* I am ready to work with the team to ensure that we deliver and take the sector to a higher level,
* Women who venture into politics often have fewer resources than their male peers and many of us are judged based almost entirely on trivial things like physical appearance or temperament.
* My political journey has had its fair share of these difficulties but evidence has proven that African female politicians have played a key role in redefining the politics of their respective countries, as well as the entire continent."
* I am impressed by young women who dedicate their lives to service. We have a young lady in Sembabule named Shartsi who has a campaign centered around accountability, I believe it's called Gobelela"
# Theresa Kachindamoto

Theresa Kachindamoto (born- 1959) is the paramount chief, or Inkosi, of the Dedza District in the central region of Malawi. She has informal authority over more than 900,000 people. She is known for her forceful action in dissolving child marriages and insisting on education for both girls and boys.

## Quotes

* If you educate your girl, you will have everything in the future.
* When girls are educated, everything is possible.
# Rebecca Kadaga

Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga (born 24 May 1956) is a Ugandan lawyer and politician who served as the Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda from 19 May 2011 until 21 May 2021. She currently serves as the First Deputy Prime Minister of Uganda. She concurrently serves as Minister for East African Community Affairs, in the Cabinet of Uganda.

## Quotes

* The government of Uganda recognizes the importance of regional integration and trade, and is committed to promoting policies and initiatives that will help to further strengthen economic ties between our countries.
** Kadaga assures Ugandan traders, investors on addressing cross-borders trade challenges. Article by Javira Ssebwami, 1 March 2023.
* Charcoal is transported from here to Kenya and Rwanda through our borders. I wrote to the Finance Minister [Matia Kasaija] about the charcoal trade.
** Kadaga warns on cross-border charcoal trade, Article by Parliament of the Republic of Uganda, 31 July, 2018.
* The Congolese are our neighbours for good.
** Kadaga to Ugandans: Learn French and Kiswahili to Ease Trade with Congo. Article by Rogers Atukunda, 1 July, 2022.
* Instead of battling with Kenya over our eggs and sugar, we shall take our commodities to a bigger market (DRC). Kenya has about 40 million people while DRC has 90 million people. We have a bigger market in DRC than in Kenya. For Ugandans, it is a big plus for us to now have more than one route of access to the sea.
** Kadaga challenges Ugandans to prepare for the DR Congo market, Article by Samuel Muhindo, 27 April, 2022.
# Cecilia Kadzamira

Cecilia Tamanda Kadzamira, GCVO (born 25 June 1938) was the official hostess of Malawi during the reign of president Hastings Banda. Whilst she and Banda were not officially married, she served as the first lady or official hostess for several years. For several years, she was the most powerful woman in Malawi. Kadzamira is referred to as "Mama" or "Mother of the Nation".

## Quotes

* I still do charity work. I formed a community based organisation called Dzidalire. It is in Ntcheu and Dedza. We want to have it in all three regions. It started when a certain community asked me for help. I asked them what the most important thing was in this country. They said food. Then I advised them to start planting trees in their area. Previously Chitukuko Cha Amayi M’Malawi (CCAM) planted trees in that area, but over the years people cut or burnt them down and cultivated the land. We then raised funds for the project.
* I have problems with my back, that’s why I walk with a stick. It is Arthritis that affects the vertebrae. You can’t bend for hours. I need to time it. I always say thanks to the Lord, despite Arthritis, He has given me good health.
* We have plans to build a big maternity hospital. We just need to secure funding. That way is how I keep myself busy while helping others. I still work with Malawi Against Physical Disabilities. So, I write individuals in different countries to secure equipment for those with disabilities even for those in big hospitals. I also do a lot of farming in Mchinji, where I grow seed maize and beans (kholophethe). There are two villages where we look after orphans. So whatever we grow especially maize and soya beans, we donate to these kids.
# Allen Kagina

Allen Catherine Kagina is a Ugandan administrator and corporate executive. She is the executive director of the Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA).

## Quotes

* No one wants a world full of the same people.
** Allen Kagena "Wearing Dreadlocks or Earrings Doesn't change my son who is." By Paul Ampuirre, January 23,2023, Retrieved 22/11/2023
* Found the once troubled body ripe for change, and much as a lot has changed through various reforms, the transformation is not complete.
** I found fear, scandal, high-handedness at UNRA - Kagina By Monitor, January 09, 2021, Retrieved 22/11/2023.
# Mercy Kainobwisho

Mercy Kyomugasho Kainobwisho (born c.1979), is a Ugandan lawyer, business administrator and corporate executive, who serves as the registrar general and executive director of the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB), effective December 2020. Prior to her current position, she served as the director of intellectual property at URSB.

## Quotes

* Intellectual property is one of the single largest opportunities for companies to increase strategic business value, create new business opportunities, and accelerate barriers to entry for competitors. IP represents a significant, untapped opportunity for revenue generation,.
** Quoted in URSB tips SMEs on how to exploit their creativity, article written by Kenneth Kazibwe, 31 July 2021,NilePost.
* The government of Uganda is well aware of the benefits and role that Intellectual Property can play to accelerate the socio-economic development of our country. The passing of the national IP policy aimed at stimulating effective and strategic use of intellectual property in all sectors in order to attain rapid economic development.
** Quoted in URSB Registrar General innovators on how to exploit their intellectual property, article written by Our Reporter, 31 July 2021,Eagle online.
* Business enterprises irrespective of size must be innovative to remain relevant and competitive locally and regionally. However, innovators need to protect their intellectual property in order to gain from their creativity.
** Quoted in URSB tips SMEs on how to exploit their creativity, article written by Kenneth Kazibwe, 31 July 2021,NilePost.
# Michael Domenec

Michael Domenec (27 December 1816 – 5 January 1878) was a Spanish prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Pittsburgh and the Diocese of Allegheny.

## Quotes about Michael Domenec

* While Bishop Domenec was recognized as a man of great learning, an eloquent preacher, and a zealous and indefatigable chief pastor of the diocese, it is to be regretted that the closing chapter in the life and history of this amiable and saintly prelate was darkened by the gloom of one of the severest trials that any bishop in the United States has ever passed through.
** John Francis Regis Canevin, Diocese of Pittsburg (1913) Catholic Encyclopedia
# Wisdom Budu Ihunwo

Wisdom Budu Ihunwo (27 December 1976) is a Nigerian Anglican who serves as the bishop of the Diocese of Niger Delta North.

## Quotes

* Let me announce to you, all those who are sponsoring killings in Nigeria, I don't want to know your name or your position, but hear me from this altar: you shall not go scot-free! For all the blood you have shed, you shall see the repercussion!
** 2020 Niger Delta North Crusade:- Bishop Budu Ihunwo Cautions Against Killings in Nigeria (27 January 2020) Advent Cable Network Nigeria
# Maguy Kakon

Maguy Kakon (born 1953 in Casablanca) is a Moroccan author, politician and real-estate consultant.

## Quotes

* Education, free and compulsory quality public education and women's rights are the core target of our political project. Without education with equal opportunities for all, the Morocco of tomorrow cannot be built on a solid foundation.
** Maguy Kakon response during an interview
* Priority to meritocracy; because we have deprived ourselves of many talents who, not being the "sons of", have expatriated elsewhere! And unlike certain politicians who invade TV sets or whose specialty is to distribute good positions and power, we go to the field and give real follow-up to our proposals, attentive to observe, listen and respond to the suffering and deficiencies that persist. In some isolated places, the spectacle is only desolation: dismal roads, unsanitary housing, more than 50 students per class, non-existent transport and security.
** Maguy Kakon response to a question concerning election
* On the contrary, I received support from all sides, and especially in relation to my action and my desire to make things happen. Running again for these elections was essential for me, because I did not want not to disappoint the 30,000 voters who voted for me in 2007.
** Maguy Kakon speaking on the influence of her previous campaign
* My participation is civic and completely independent of my faith. If I sought to be elected democratically, it was first and foremost to escape the opprobrium of those I rub shoulders with every day: all the forgotten and oppressed people of Morocco from below. Too bad for my detractors who confuse my political convictions as a committed woman with my community identity.
** Magun Kakon speaking on the influence of her faith

## External links

* "Maguy Kakon: A Woman in Love with History", Moroccan Jewish Culture (May 25, 2020)
# Annalisa Minetti

Annalisa Minetti (27 December 1976) is an Italian singer, politician and Paralympic athlete.

## Quotes

* When you have faith, you can endure suffering. There are some sufferings that have no name, that you can't describe or justify, but when you believe in God, you no longer ask why me and not someone else. And that is a great achievement.
** Italian Paralympics athlete values rosary more than medal (17 September 2012) Catholic News Agency
# Jacqueline Kalimunda

Jacqueline Kalimunda (born 1974), is a Rwandan film producer, documentary maker, director and writer.

## Quotes

* My search consisted in trying to understand and fight against the repulsion that gave me all that blood spilled... The Rwandans committed genocide, but they are also Rwandans who stopped it, and not the international community. It is essential to keep this very present: if they have been capable of the worst, they can also be of the best.
** have you found answers? asked Jacqueline Kalimunda (rebelion.org, 29 March 2007)
* I have privileged the word of the victims, I have not tried to be fair with the executioners and the victims. The repentant murderer is elusive, he recants, his words do not come in the same way. I have questioned the witnesses in our mother tongue, the contact is more direct, the expression is both more fluid, freer and more revealing, the speaker cannot hide behind the mediation of a foreign language, bad faith is seen in the eyes.
** Jacqueline Kalimunda said that, A personal view on the Rwandan genocide (rebelion.org, 29 March , 2007)
# Esther Kamatari

Princess Esther Kamatari (born 30 November 1951 in Bujumbura) is a writer, model, and exiled Burundian princess.

## Quotes

* And people think to be a princess or prince, that it's about money. But nobody talks about duty, education, or leading by example. Things like that.
* Everything that happens in our life is because you meet someone who gives you the road. Because we need each other. You give me hands, tomorrow I give those hands to someone else.
* My wish today is for the royal houses around the world to join my foundation, and help me to help others.
* Because you are Black, you are blue, you are crocodile, it doesn't matter — we need people to give a hand to help others.
** From an interview via Skype, as cited in "The incredible life of Princess Esther of Burundi, France's first Black model who left royal life behind after her father's assassination", Insider (15 June 2020)
# Chibesa Kankasa

Chibesa Kankasa, often known as Mama Kankasa (1936-2018), was a Zambian freedom fighter and politician, born at Lubwa Mission in Chinsali. She was the sixth child of Yotam Chibesakunda, a carpenter, and Chilufya Mununga Mutale Chibwe. In 1941, her family moved to Chalimbana and later to Kitwe. She attended Mingolo Girls Boarding School and trained as a social worker, focusing on matrimonial and juvenile delinquency cases. Kankasa worked as a social worker from 1951 to 1961 and married Timothy Kankasa in 1952.

## Quotes

* "I went to the labor office to submit my maternity leave papers, "Two men there told me to wait outside while they handled it for me."
* "I waited for hours, sensing something was wrong. During my previous two pregnancies, my leave had been approved within minutes.
* I was pregnant during those protests, and when I sat on the box with the bullets, they didn’t dare touch me— even the colonial police had a certain respect for pregnant women.
* "I consider this medal not as mine alone, but as an honor for the nation, for my late husband who played a vital role in the liberation struggle, and for my children who endured hardships alongside me."

## External Links

Biography