Wabusimba Amiri Completes Training as a Gender-Responsive Reporting and Communication Specialist at Aga Khan University

Wabusimba Amiri, a multifaceted advocate, journalist, diplomat, and entrepreneur, has enhanced his professional capacity by joining a distinguished team of trainers on gender-responsive reporting and communication. This achievement follows his successful completion of advanced training at the Aga Khan University Graduate School of Media and Communication in Nairobi, Kenya.

Currently serving as the Advocacy and Communication Specialist at the Uganda Muslim Medical Bureau (UMMB), Amiri also brings this expertise to his role as the Founder and CEO of Shanix Marketing and Media Agency. Through Shanix, he has been a driving force in promoting innovative communication strategies that empower communities, foster inclusivity, and elevate brands.

The training focused on equipping participants with practical tools to address gender dynamics and advance equitable communication practices. By integrating these new skills into his multifaceted career, Amiri aims to promote inclusive narratives in both public and private sectors.

In addition to his professional pursuits, Amiri is a seasoned political figure and former contestant in Uganda’s 2021 general elections. His political background enriches his ability to advocate for equity and social justice, bridging gaps between communities and policymakers.

“This training has reinforced my commitment to shaping communication that reflects the diverse realities of our society,” Amiri remarked. “Whether through media, advocacy, or entrepreneurship, I am dedicated to building platforms that amplify marginalized voices and foster transformative change.”

Amiri’s leadership at Shanix Marketing and Media Agency will also benefit from his enhanced skills, positioning the agency as a champion of gender-responsive communication. His ability to seamlessly blend advocacy, business, and political acumen makes him a pivotal figure in driving progress across multiple spheres.