Nation Building
Equipping the youth to step up and rise to the challenge of developing the nation.
Our mission is to shape a generation of leaders who refuse to be defined by their challenges. We don't just teach; we cultivate. We foster meaningful relationships that create accountability and courage. We ground our members in convictions that turn their dreams into actionable impact.
Whether you are a student, a professional, or a dreamer, LATELA is your platform to shape your nation and your world. Join us, and let's build the future—together.
Latela takes its name from the Acholi people of Northern Uganda. On one of our team leader's visits, an elder distinguished three names: Ladit, Rot and Latela.
"The first two are hereditary — they come to you as a right. But if you are distinguished as Latela by the community, you are recognised as a leader."
That truth landed. It became the very thing we wanted to inspire in young people — to be identified, by their community, as leaders.
Latela began as individual mentorship offered by Advocate Naboth Muhairwe and his wife to young people who reached out to them. The number kept growing.
In 2023, those scattered conversations were converged into one community — and Latela was registered as two corporate entities: Latela MentorshipHub and Latela Investment Club.
Scripture is not decoration at Latela — it is the foundation. Every program, relationship and decision is anchored in the conviction that wisdom is to be lived, and then passed on.
"He decreed statutes for Jacob and established the law in Israel, which he commanded our ancestors to teach their children, so the next generation would know them, even the children yet to be born, and they in turn would tell their children."
— Psalm 78:5–6
A husband-and-wife partnership pouring decades of law, leadership and faith into the next generation.

Managing Partner at Agaba Muhairwe & Co. Advocates, a leading Ugandan corporate and commercial law firm, where he heads the Dispute Resolution Practice. Over two decades advising governments, financial institutions, multinationals, development agencies and religious bodies on complex commercial transactions, banking and finance, PPPs, regulatory compliance and dispute resolution.
Banking and financial services law, arbitration, corporate and commercial litigation, transaction advisory, procurement law, infrastructure projects and governance advisory — leading high-value, cross-border matters across East Africa.
LL.M. in Transnational Business Practice from the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law (California); LL.B. from Makerere University; Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice (LDC). Advocate of the High Court of Uganda, member of the Uganda Law Society and East Africa Law Society, Notary Public and Commissioner for Oaths.
Has served with the African Development Bank and the UNDP's Bureau for Development Policy (New York) on institutional legal instruments and governance. Serves as Provincial Chancellor of the Church of Uganda — one of Uganda's largest denominations with over 14 million Christians — as principal legal advisor on constitutional interpretation, institutional governance, procurement and dispute resolution.
Vision bearer and mentor to many youth under Latela MentorshipHub. Married to Advocate Anne Muhairwe; together they have three children.
A seasoned legal practitioner and transformational leader with nearly two decades of distinguished public service, strategic oversight and anti-corruption enforcement. She serves as the Deputy Inspector General of Government of the Republic of Uganda, directing national strategies to eliminate corruption, champion accountability and enforce administrative justice through investigations, prosecutions and sanctions.
At the continental level, she is the First Vice President (Ag. President) of the African Ombudsman and Mediators Association (AOMA), reinforcing institutional transparency across member states.
Former Principal Legal Officer at Uganda's Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs, prosecuting complex offenses before the General Court Martial and providing strategic legal advisories. She spearheaded the establishment of the Veterans Legal Aid Clinic, ensuring access to justice for indigent military veterans. An Advocate of the High Court of Uganda and President Emeritus of the Uganda Christian Lawyers' Fraternity.
Pursuing a Doctor of Laws (LLD) at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa — critically evaluating Ugandan anti-corruption legislation (1995–2025) — and a Master of Laws (LLM) from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. She also holds Master's degrees in International Relations & Diplomatic Studies and in Public Administration & Management, a Postgraduate Diploma from the Law Development Centre, and an LL.B. from Makerere University.
Co-founder alongside her husband — bringing a heart for integrity, public service and the formation of young women and men of conviction.

Equipping the youth to step up and rise to the challenge of developing the nation.
Helping young people discover their purpose through goal setting and vision planning.
You are who you know. We introduce the youth to people of influence who have succeeded in their respective fields.
The core of Latela — because knowledge multiplies the moment it is shared.
Multiplying the dream to the rest of the world. Without this goal, the Latela vision dies.
Mentorship is an opportunity, not a closed door. Step into the Latela waitlist.
Job opportunities, fellowships and program updates from Latela MentorshipHub and Latela Investment Club.
Oversee day-to-day operations of the Hub — programs, documentation, logistics, compliance, HR support and event coordination — reporting to the Team Leader.
We're recruiting an Administrator to lead the day-to-day of the Hub. Apply below; every application is reviewed by the team.
Share your full name, phone number and email. Our Team Leader reviews every application personally and will respond directly.
Every applicant is read, considered and contacted directly. We do not believe in mass onboarding.