• Gen Z for Gen 7 has honoured State House Comptroller Jane Barekye for her impactful leadership in youth skills development.
• Under her supervision, Presidential Skilling Hubs have equipped thousands of young Ugandans with practical, income-generating skills.
• Her hands-on approach has strengthened accountability, reduced youth vulnerability, and promoted self-reliance among Gen Z.

Gen Z for Gen 7 has honored State House Comptroller Madam Jane Barekye for her outstanding role in changing the lives of young people through the Presidential Skilling Hubs.

The recognition comes as a nod to leadership that has gone beyond policy and paperwork to deliver real, visible results. Under Madam Barekye’s supervision, the skilling hubs have been rolled out effectively across the country, giving thousands of young Ugandans—many of them Gen Z—practical, market-ready skills they can actually use to earn a living.

For many beneficiaries, the hubs have opened doors to self-employment, helped them support their families, and restored a sense of purpose and hope for the future. What stands out, according to Gen Z for Gen 7, is Madam Barekye’s hands-on approach, which has ensured accountability, efficiency, and measurable impact.

Her leadership has not only strengthened communities but also reduced youth vulnerability by empowering young people to become productive and confident contributors to national development.

In recognising Madam Jane Barekye, Gen Z for Gen 7 celebrates her dedication, discipline, and unwavering commitment to youth empowerment. The accolade honours a leader whose work continues to shape a skilled, empowered, and self-reliant generation of Ugandans.