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Sabah for Culture and Arts (SCA) Participates in Workshop on Protecting Youth from Digital Harms

Port Sudan, Sudan | 14 October 2026

The SCA, represented by Ms. Afaf Ali, participated in a training workshop aimed at strengthening the protection of young people from online and offline harms, with a particular emphasis on digital literacy, online safety, and digital risk prevention.

The workshop, titled “Protecting Youth from Online and Offline Harms: Training on Digital Literacy and Digital Risks,” was organized by the Carter Center’s Peace Program in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth and Sports and in partnership with Adila Organization for Culture and Arts in Port Sudan.

The event brought together young people from the Red Sea, Kassala, and Gedaref states, providing an opportunity to enhance awareness of emerging digital threats and promote responsible and safe engagement in online spaces. The workshop was attended by Mr. Sid Al-Hadi, Director-General of Youth Affairs and representative of the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

Representatives of the Carter Center included Dr. Sarah, the Center’s Country Representative; Dr. Juma Kunda, Deputy Country Representative for the Peace Program; and Benjamin Sebers, Conflict Resolution Officer at the Center’s Sudan Office in Atlanta. The workshop also attracted participants and stakeholders committed to advancing youth development and protection.

Representing both the Sabah for Culture and Arts (SCA) and Fajr Center for Development and Training(FCDT), Ms. Afaf Ali’s participation reflected the importance of collaboration among civil society organizations and development institutions in addressing the challenges facing young people in an increasingly digital world.

The workshop sought to strengthen young people’s digital literacy, equip them with practical skills to identify and mitigate digital risks, and promote informed and responsible use of digital technologies. These efforts contribute to fostering a safer, more inclusive, and more supportive digital environment for young people.

The participation of the SCA underscores its commitment to youth empowerment, cultural and social development, and initiatives that promote awareness, protection, and the well-being of young people.

Uganda Bureau of Statistics Visits Sabah for Culture and Arts 

On Oct 13 , 2026 Sabah for Culture and Arts  welcomed a team from the Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS), led by Ms. Lydia, as part of the ongoing Quarterly Labour Market Survey conducted by the national statistics agency.

The visit aimed to support the collection of important labour market data from establishments across Uganda. The survey seeks to provide insights into the composition and dynamics of labour market indicators to support evidence-based planning, policy formulation, and monitoring of implementation progress, with the overall goal of promoting decent work.

The engagement provided an opportunity to strengthen cooperation between the Uganda Bureau of Statistics and Sabah for Culture and Arts Ltd in support of national statistical efforts. Reliable labour market data plays a vital role in understanding employment trends, informing decision-making, and supporting initiatives that contribute to sustainable development and improved working conditions.

Sabah for Culture and Arts  appreciates the visit by the UBOS team, led by Ms. Lydia, and recognises the importance of the Bureau’s work in generating reliable statistical information to guide national development planning and labour market policies.

Sabah for Culture and Arts reaffirms its commitment to constructive engagement with relevant national institutions and stakeholders in support of evidence-based development and the promotion of decent work in Uganda.