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Every June, Ugandans go through a familiar ritual. The Minister of Finance reads a Budget Speech full of trillions and percentages, the public applauds or grumbles depending on which side …

Consider the giants of your professional fraternity and the corporate boardrooms. Their success is rarely accidental. Rather, they understand that brilliance without visibility is a lamp placed firmly under a …

The bicycle was old, rusted, and far from impressive. Every evening after returning home from a long day, a father in rural Uganda would turn it upside down in the …

Women-owned businesses contribute significantly to Uganda’s economy, yet many entrepreneurs continue to face barriers that limit growth beyond small-scale operations. Access to finance, business management skills, market opportunities, and long-term …

Uganda’s First Oil is here. Rigs are in position. Pipelines are taking shape. Contracts worth billions have been signed. Yet the single most powerful force that will determine whether this …

What if the biggest myth in corporate leadership is not inefficiency, weak systems, or even poor execution, but the belief that governance is meant to be commanded by a few …

In tourism, leadership transitions are rarely just about changing office occupants. They often signal a shift in priorities, fresh market strategies, and new ambitions for growth. That is the backdrop …

Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) projects in East Africa are moving forward again after several years of delays. Now, the focus needs to shift to delivering on time and within budget. …

Across Uganda, Rotary is quietly building young leaders, transforming communities, and proving that service is both a habit and an inheritance. When people think of Rotary, they often picture the …