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Honoured to be recognised and awarded as a Global Ambassador for Elevate Africa. This recognition is more than an award, it is a reminder of the responsibility we carry to inspire change, amplify African voices, and contribute to a future where Africa’s potential is fully realised.
I am grateful for the invitation, the trust, and the opportunity to be part of a movement committed to elevating Africa and its people. I look forward to using this platform to champion positive change, empower communities, and represent the spirit of African leadership with purpose and integrity.
The journey continues, and the work ahead matters even more.
Africa’s story is ours to shape. The future is ours to elevate.
#ElevateAfrica #GlobalAmbassador #AfricanLeadership #PurposeDriven #ElevatingAfrica
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Ugandan Businesswoman Jane Frances Acilo Named Elevate Africa Global Ambassador
ubc.go.ug/2026/10/31/ugandan…
Africans must tell Africa’s story, with conviction and pride, and at a level that commands the world’s attention. Joining the Elevate Africa Global Ambassadors Program conversation in Accra, Ghana, was more than an act of representation. It was a chance to articulate a vision: to share Uganda’s powerful stories, build strategic partnerships, and position Uganda as a full and equal partner in global progress.
Connecting with distinguished leaders such as Dr. Bibi Ameenah Firdaus Gurib-Fakim, former President of Mauritius, reinforced for me the value of dialogue and of relationships that turn ideas into reality.
I am convinced that Africa’s next chapter will be written by leaders who drive the conversation, build genuine partnerships, and leave a legacy. Our aim is not simply to change the world’s image of Africa. It is to showcase the strength of what Africa contributes to the world.
#elevateafrica #africadefiningherfuture #AfCFTA #africaninnovation #economictransformation
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Hon. Jane Frances Acilo, together with the Jane Acilo Foundation team, visited farmers who benefited from the maize distribution to see how the season has been progressing and, most importantly, to listen to their experiences.
Roads, farms, conversations, laughter and plenty of learning along the way.
We spent the day visiting farmers, checking in on the maize distribution and listening to their experiences firsthand. Every conversation gave us something to think about and another opportunity to improve.
This is the part you don’t always see the journeys, the conversations and the work behind the impact.
One farmer at a time. One conversation at a time.
Only about 4% of investment flowing into Africa goes into agriculture. Not because the opportunity isn’t there but because investors often view the sector through a broad-brush lens shaped by political instability, currency volatility, and financing structures that don’t match how farmers actually earn.
Closing that perception gap is one of the most important steps toward unlocking capital for African agriculture and building a food system that works for the continent.
Read the full conversation
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#afsforum2026
We extend our deepest condolences to the Royal Family, the people of Tooro, and the entire Kingdom of Tooro upon the passing of His Majesty the Omukama of Tooro, King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV.
May his legacy of leadership, unity, and service live on in the hearts of the people.
May His Majesty’s soul rest in eternal peace.
Jane Frances Acilo retweeted
We extend our deepest condolences to the Royal Family, and the entire Kingdom of Tooro upon the passing of His Majesty the Omukama of Tooro, King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV.
May His Majesty’s soul rest in eternal peace.
Congratulations @Namblazers 👏🏾👏🏾 well deserved
Back 2 Back champions
Yesterday, I was courtside as the @Namblazers took on City Oilers in a thrilling Game 6 of 7. What a game, what a fight, and what an incredible atmosphere.
To the @Namblazers , all the very best for Game 7. Stay focused, stay hungry, and give it everything you’ve got.
One more game. One more fight. Let’s bring this one back home!
Jane Frances Acilo retweeted
From affordable housing and agriculture to philanthropy and regional trade, Jane Frances Acilo shares why Africa's biggest opportunities will be unlocked by Africans building for Africa.
Full Episode: youtu.be/j-mmYWFjLlI
I’m truly grateful to @thetradingbell and the @KTNNewsKE team for the opportunity to share my entrepreneurial journey, the vision behind my businesses, and my passion for creating lasting impact through leadership and service.
Thank you to everyone who tuned in.
If you missed the interview or would like to watch it again, you can catch the full conversation on YouTube channel. youtu.be/j-mmYWFjLlI
Tonight, @chegemaina hosts Jane Acilo, MD @ABJAEstatesLtd & @abja_farms & Founder, Jane Acilo Foundation, for a conversation on real estate, agriculture and Africa's future. Hear her insights on sustainable enterprises & investment opportunities. Don't miss!
#TradingBell
Jane Frances Acilo retweeted
Tonight, @chegemaina hosts Jane Acilo, MD @ABJAEstatesLtd & @abja_farms & Founder, Jane Acilo Foundation, for a conversation on real estate, agriculture and Africa's future. Hear her insights on sustainable enterprises & investment opportunities. Don't miss!
#TradingBell
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Tonight on #TradingBell, @chegemaina sits down with Jane Acilo, MD of @ABJAEstatesLtd & @abja_farms and Founder of the Jane Acilo Foundation. From real estate to agriculture, explore the ideas, opportunities and strategies driving Africa's next chapter. Tune in on KTN News.
Yesterday, in Kampala, we officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding between the Thembekile Mandela Foundation and the Jane Acilo Foundation.This partnership shares values around dignity, service, and long-term impact, with a clear focus on expanding access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunity across communities.
It’s a meaningful step forward, and the real work begins now.
"Our work is grounded in education, health, empowerment, and inclusion, but more importantly, in action".@mandela_ndileka
This is not a symbolic agreement. It is a commitment to expand scholarships, mentorship, and digital learning so that no child is denied opportunity. To strengthen healthcare outreach, mental health awareness, and community resilience. To champion women and girls through dignity, equity, and economic inclusion.It is also about investing in leadership, preparing young people to lead Africa with courage, integrity, and excellence.
This is Pan-Africanism in practice, rooted in shared solutions, shared responsibility, and a long-term vision for real impact.























