HerSpace Foundation Set to Host Ladies Brunch in Lira City, Bringing Women Together to Connect, Inspire, Network and Empower

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HerSpace Foundation is preparing to host a Ladies Brunch on Saturday, 12 September 2026, at Graceville Hotel in Adyel, Lira City, according to Dokolo Post. The event is being presented as one of the group’s flagship activities and is aimed at bringing together women from different backgrounds for connection, inspiration, networking, learning and celebration.
The foundation says the brunch is designed as more than a social event. It is intended to give women, including entrepreneurs, professionals, community leaders and young women, a setting to build relationships, exchange experiences and explore opportunities. The programme is expected to include conversations, entertainment, food, photography and a red-carpet-style experience, along with space for businesses and brands to display products and services.
Dokolo Post reported that the September edition will also welcome men, and that HerSpace has published individual entry fees and table packages for groups and organisations. The foundation is inviting corporate partners, exhibitors, sponsors, media houses and other stakeholders to participate.
More broadly, HerSpace is positioning the brunch within a wider push to create platforms that support women’s empowerment in Uganda. The article says the organisation is also developing other initiatives, including a proposed magazine and a women’s gala to recognize women’s contributions across business, public service, agriculture, health, arts and other fields.
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