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Why Talent Will Determine the Success of East Africa’s Liquefied Natural Gas Industry

by BusinessTimes Ug June 15, 2026

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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. …

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Beyond Thread & Fabric: How Josephine Kisaka is Weaving a Legacy of Youth Empowerment in Uganda

by BusinessTimes Ug November 18, 2025

by BusinessTimes Ug November 18, 2025

Amidst an age of fast fashion and fleeting trends, Josephine Kisaka is a dramatically different story. She isn’t a fashion designer but a dream builder, a trade instructor, and a …

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Why Talent Will Determine the Success of East Africa’s Liquefied Natural Gas Industry

Beyond Thread & Fabric: How Josephine Kisaka is Weaving a Legacy of Youth Empowerment in Uganda

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