Alarm bells have been ringing about how artificial intelligence (AI) will replace certain, if not most, future jobs. But this fixation on job loss may be asking the wrong question. …
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From 10 Days to 45 Minutes: How Uganda Is Rewriting the Rules of Starting a Business
For decades, registering a business in Uganda meant long queues, manual paperwork, and waiting up to ten working days just to become legal. Today, that reality has changed dramatically. Thanks …
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The Ministry of Health’s rollout of free lenacapavir, a revolutionary twice-yearly injectable for HIV prevention, marks one of the most significant public health shifts in Uganda’s recent history. By moving …
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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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Mukube Paver Banned: What the UCC Crackdown Says About Viral Culture
As we move deeper into 2026, one recent case has crystallized the risks of viral fame. For years, the “Attention Economy” was hailed as the ultimate frontier for growth. Small …
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The global conversation on AI regulation is moving quickly, but not along a single track and not under the control of any one bloc. What is emerging is a polycentric …
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How Avenews is Closing Kenya’s Agri-Financing Gap Through New FPC Partnership
Avenews, an agri-fintech company, and the Fresh Produce Consortium of Kenya (FPCK) have announced a strategic partnership aimed at addressing a critical cash flow constraint within Kenya’s fresh produce sector. …
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“Always On”: 83% of employees stay connected to work during time off, fuelling digital anxiety
A new Kaspersky survey undertaken in the Middle East, Turkiye and Africa (META) region reveals that digital anxiety is becoming a defining feature of modern work culture, as employees don’t disconnect …
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USEA AND ROTARY PARTNERSHIP SKILLS OVER 500 YOUNG LEADERS IN SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS.
U.S. EXCHANGE ALUMNI UGANDA (USEA) under its U.S. Alumni Apprenticeship Program, partnered with Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) and skilled over 200 young leaders in 21st century skills, leadership, digital …
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Delta Air Lines and Junior Achievement (JA) Africa Empower Next Generation of Female Leaders Across Africa
Delta Air Lines, in partnership with Junior Achievement (JA) Africa, has successfully graduated 61 high-potential African girls from the 2026 LEAD Camp, formally inducting them into the 10 Million African …
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