Kiteezi Landmine Victims: What Does Tomorrow Hold for the Children Left Behind?

The Judith Nahurira Foundation has taken significant steps to support the children affected by the devastating landmine explosions in Kiteezi. These explosions have left many families shattered, with children losing their parents or guardians and facing an uncertain future. Among the most impacted are Shamirah, Kawuthara, Bashirah, and Lewis—four children who lost close family members to the tragedy. Judith arriving in Kiteezi Through the compassionate efforts of the Judith NahuriraFoundation, these children have been enrolled at NamuwaayaEducation Centre, where they are provided not only with an education but also with a chance to rebuild their lives. The foundation has stepped in to give them hope in a situation where the future seems bleak. Shamirah Sekamate’s Journey Ten-year-old Shamirah was one of the many victims who lost family members to the landmine explosions. Having lost her mother and siblings, Shamirah is now under the care of her father, a carpenter struggling to make ends meet. Despite the hardships, the Judith Nahurira Foundation has ensured that she continues her education, offering her the stability and support needed to cope with her emotional and academic challenges. Kawuthara Sekamate’s Strength Nine-year-old Kawuthara, Shamirah’s younger sister, was similarly affected by the tragedy. With the loss...