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Join us on SheCentre: The Female Podcast for an inspiring episode featuring Margaret Birungi, a dedicated mother of three and a passionate advocate for women's empowerment in politics and entrepreneurship. 

Margaret wears many hats, from volunteering in church administration to mentoring youth and managing programs at a leadership consultancy. Despite facing challenges, including the daunting political landscape in Uganda, Margaret remains committed to supporting women in politics and helping them enhance their public speaking skills while balancing their familial responsibilities. 

Raised by a single mother, Margaret learned the value of hard work and resilience from a young age. She recalls her mother's sacrifices and determination to provide for her family, inspiring Margaret to pursue her dreams despite financial constraints. From doing house calls to plaiting hair to working as a housekeeper while studying at university, Margaret's journey is a testament to her unwavering determination and work ethic.

Through perseverance and dedication, Margaret secured an internship and eventually landed a position at the National Democratic Institute, where she gained valuable insights into Ugandan politics. Despite facing challenges, Margaret climbed the professional ladder, earning promotions and benefits that improved her family's quality of life.

As a mother, Margaret emphasizes the importance of economic empowerment for women and instils in her children the values of resilience and self-reliance. She believes in having open conversations with her children and being present in their lives, despite her demanding work schedule.

Join us as Margaret shares her insights on overcoming adversity, finding strength in challenging circumstances, and empowering women to pursue their dreams. Don't miss this inspiring conversation on SheCentre: The Female Podcast!

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