Andrew Kyamagero

Andrew Kyamagero is a high-impact life coach, counseling psychologist, media personality, and men’s mentor with a mission: to help men rise with emotional strength, spiritual clarity, and purpose-driven leadership. As the Founder and CEO of ManCaveUG, a Saturday digital convener on X (formerly Twitter), Andrew leads a transformative space where over 7,000 to 12,000 men gather weekly—redefining masculinity for modern times. For four years straight, ManCaveUG has been the heartbeat of digital brotherhood in Africa, and it continues to shape global conversations on manhood, healing, and responsibility.

Andrew is also the creator of The Kyamagero Method, a results-driven coaching framework blending psychology, emotional intelligence, and life design. Through this method, he helps men confront limiting patterns, unpack unresolved childhood scripts, and build lives rooted in clarity, confidence, and connection.

Andrew’s mentorship model is backed by some of the world’s most influential psychological and palliative care research:

The Harvard Study of Adult Development confirms that the strength of our relationships determines long-term life satisfaction. Andrew leverages this to guide men from self-protection to deep emotional intimacy.

Bronnie Ware’s “Top 5 Regrets of the Dying” inspires his signature reflection prompt: “Would the man you are today make you proud on your last day?”

Palliative research in the Journal of Medicine shows how guided life reviews promote peace—Andrew brings this healing work to men before their final chapter. He turns ancient wisdom into practical transformation—fusing spirituality, emotional fluency, and cultural intelligence.
ManCaveUG isn’t just a Twitter space. a global movement. Under Andrew’s leadership, it serves as a space for men to:

● Share truth without shame
● Rebuild masculine identity with intention
● Hold each other accountable as fathers, husbands, and leaders

These weekly gatherings have become digital rites of passage—ushering men from survival
to legacy.

Andrew is a rare voice who speaks to the pain behind men’s silence and the possibilities waiting
beyond it. His tone is soft but strong. His questions are surgical. His mission is clear:
“Before the graveyard humbles you, let wisdom do it first.”

Whether speaking on a global stage or guiding one man in silence, Andrew helps men live, love,
and lead better.