Ever tried reading your health, car, or business insurance policy from start to finish? Most people give up by page four. It is packed with cross references, legal jargon, and …
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If the Strait of Hormuz Carries Only 20% of the World’s Oil, Why Is It So Crucial?
The Strait of Hormuz carries roughly a fifth of the world’s petroleum liquids consumption. That sounds significant, but not overwhelming. Yet when the strait comes under threat, global oil, gas, …
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EFRIS: How Digital Tax Compliance Is Changing Business
A receipt used to be the final step in a transaction: proof that money had changed hands, usually printed on paper and quickly forgotten. That is changing in Uganda. Today, …
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The Global Economy Is Repricing Risk. Here’s What It Means
The global economy is entering a new phase. Across financial markets, interest rates, supply chains and workplaces, businesses are facing tougher conditions than they did during the post-pandemic boom. Shein’s …
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How MTN and Airtel Turned Uganda’s Telecom Market Into a Two-Horse Race
Every day, millions of Ugandans rely on their phones for more than calls and texts. They send money, pay bills, run businesses, and access the internet, all through networks controlled …
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The Case Never Reached Trial. So Why Was the Legal Bill UGX 600 Million?
A UGX 600 million legal fees dispute went all the way to Uganda’s highest court, and the answer has big implications for anyone who’s ever settled, dismissed, or had a …
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Why Airlines Keep Hiring Former Ethiopian Airlines Executives to Fix Crises
When a national carrier is losing money, losing aircraft, or losing the public’s trust, there is now a short list of people boards call first, and increasingly, they all trained …
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From Backyard Chickens to 10,000 Birds a Week: A Ugandan Poultry Business Case Study
When Zubair Mukaaya started out raising local chickens, he wasn’t thinking about award ceremonies or study trips abroad. He was thinking about building a business. Today, that business produces more …
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EACOP hosts Chief Justice and Bank of Uganda Governor at Pump Station One ahead of first oil
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) today hosted a high-level delegation led by the Chief Justice of Uganda, Dr. Flavian Zeija, and the Governor of the Bank of Uganda, …
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Acting CEO Ato Girma Wake Reveals Vision for Uganda Airlines
Uganda Airlines is entering a new phase under Acting Chief Executive Officer Ato Girma Wake, whose appointment by President Yoweri Museveni followed a period of leadership changes and mounting operational …