For much of Uganda’s oil journey, the business conversation has centred on construction pipelines, drilling, and infrastructure. That conversation is now changing. As OGC 2026 convenes at Speke Resort Munyonyo…
When Steve Jobs handed over leadership of Apple Inc. to Tim Cook in 2011, many questioned whether an operations expert could replace a visionary. Fifteen years later, that question has…
For many upwardly mobile Ugandan professionals, buying a premium vehicle like a Toyota Harrier, Subaru Forester, or Land Cruiser Prado is a major milestone. But once the money is ready,…
In Uganda’s business landscape, profitability is often celebrated as the ultimate sign of success. Financial statements proudly display positive margins, growing revenues, and expanding operations. Yet behind these numbers lies…
When a government enacts an aggressive economic policy, markets react instantly. But reversing that policy is rarely as simple. The United States is now confronting that reality, discovering that undoing…
ATAF has convened its Advanced Financial Crime Investigators Course in Pretoria, bringing together 54 investigators from 18 countries to strengthen their capacity to detect, investigate, and address complex cross-border financial…
The 44th Cross-Border Taxation (CBT) Technical Committee meeting marked another step in advancing Africa’s collective voice on international tax policy and treaty practice. Held over two days of intensive technical…
When a crisis happens thousands of miles away, it is easy to assume it will not affect us. But in today’s global economy, everything is connected, and even distant conflicts…
Uganda’s political landscape has been shaken by the sudden death of Helen Nakimuli, the Kalangala District Woman Member of Parliament. The 40-year-old legislator passed away on Sunday, April 19, 2026,…
A 14-year-old schoolgirl whose dangerous daily journey to school went viral has now secured a fully funded education, in a story that has captured national attention and sparked wider conversations…