In Kampala, Rachel Bashabe, a self-taught fashion designer, has achieved international success with her brand Veryldesigns, which combines traditional African prints with contemporary styles. Despite health challenges, Rachel's ethical fashion label emphasizes slow fashion and environmental consciousness. Her unique designs have garnered attention from prestigious fashion events, leading to significant business growth. Rachel attributes her success to her team and the creative ecosystem in Uganda, and she aims to further showcase Ugandan talent and culture globally.

Phyllis Kyomuhendo, driven by her desire to save lives, developed M-Scan, a low-cost, energy-efficient portable ultrasound device to address maternal health challenges in rural Uganda. The device has significantly impacted maternal health by providing accessible ultrasound services, detecting complications early, and reducing mortality rates. Phyllis's work has been recognized by various prestigious platforms, and she hopes to expand M-Scan's reach to other African countries, inspiring future innovations.