Kampala’s skyline has long been defined by a chaotic web of black cables hanging loosely between aging wooden poles. It is a familiar sight, but one that reflects deeper inefficiencies …
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Can Uganda Grow Tax Revenue by Reducing Mobile Money Taxes?
On April 14, 2026, a significant shift in Uganda’s fiscal debate unfolded in Parliament as telecom operators and policymakers confronted the future of mobile money taxation. Appearing before the Finance …
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Uganda’s Sovereignty Agenda Is Redrawing the Rules of Foreign Investment
In mid-April 2026, a sweeping piece of legislation entered Uganda’s political arena, with the potential to reshape the landscape of foreign investment, corporate partnerships, and advocacy. The Protection of Sovereignty …
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Age is Just a Number: 67-Year-Old Footballer Steals the Show at Corporate Games Wellness Outing
The Corporate Games Uganda (CGU) 2026 Season continued its high-octane “Season of Vibes” with a landmark Wellness Outing on Sunday, April 12, at the JIU Campus. While the day was …
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Uganda Secures 119 Million Litres Amid Retail Fuel Panic
Over the past few days, an alarming sight took hold of Uganda’s motorists: dry pumps and stranded vehicles at retail stations across the country. Driven by global headlines around escalating …
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The Cost of Complicity: Why the Jailing of Lafarge’s Ex-CEO Redefines Boardroom Liability
The unprecedented decision by a French court to sentence the former CEO of Lafarge to six years in prison for terror financing has shattered a long-standing corporate assumption: that executives …
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TotalEnergies Strikes New Oil Discovery Offshore Congo Amid National Drive Toward 500,000 barrels per day (BPD)
Energy major TotalEnergies has announced a new hydrocarbon discovery on the Moho license offshore the Republic of Congo, marking a strategic milestone for a country rapidly pursuing 500,000 barrels per …
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Why the World is Panicking Over a 20% Oil Shutdown and Where the Other 80% Actually Is
The global anxiety surrounding fuel shortages in April 2026 appears, at first glance, entirely justified. Long queues at fuel stations, rising transport costs, and disrupted supply chains suggest a world …
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Prof. Gerald Kagambirwe’s Kyankwanzi Doctrine: Why Uganda’s Pragmatic Governance Model is an Asset for the Private Sector
At the recent National Resistance Movement (NRM) leaders’ retreat at Kyankwanzi, Prof. Gerald Kagambirwe delivered a lecture that challenged the strict application of Western constitutional theory in Uganda. While acknowledging …
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$600M Warehouse Fire: Why the Living Wage Has Become a Corporate Security Risk Factor
On April 7, 2026, the global supply chain experienced a shock that had nothing to do with market demand. In Ontario, California, a 1.2 million-square-foot Kimberly-Clark distribution center was reduced …