By Beatrice Nakibuuka On a busy day in Kampala’s city centre, customers stream in and out of gift shops carrying balloons, flower bouquets, teddy bears, […]
Category: Business
How counterfeit goods are hurting business
By Beatrice Nakibuuka The woman standing in front of a supermarket shelf in Kampala thought she had made a smart financial decision. The cooking oil […]
How Airbnb is reshaping Kampala’s property market
By Lilian Ntenge For years, owning rental property in Kampala followed a familiar pattern: find a tenant, sign a tenancy agreement, collect rent every month, […]
EVENT : Women in business conference
WHERE : House of Revival Church Kisaasi Women in Kampala have been urged to pursue purpose-driven enterprises and overcome self-imposed limitations during a Women in […]
Cost of running a business in Uganda
By Lilian Ntege Behind the colourful shop displays and lively social media pages, many entrepreneurs in Uganda are quietly carrying the heavy cost of doing […]
Living in Uganda’s growing cashless economy
By Lilian Ntege I rarely carry cash anymore. Most days, my wallet stays empty while my phone does all the work. As long as it […]
Nasser Road’s hustle economy: where urgency shapes business in Kampala
By Lilian Ntege At first glance, Nasser Road appears unremarkable: ageing commercial buildings, narrow staircases and dozens of small shops crammed into every available space. […]
Behind every big event: Inside the equipment hire business
By Lilian Ntege When people attend weddings, conferences, concerts or fundraising ceremonies, few pause to think about the business machinery operating quietly behind the scenes. […]
Building generational wealth: Secure family’s financial future
By Beatrice Nakibuuka In many Ugandan families, wealth rarely lasts beyond one generation. A father may build a business or acquire rental houses, but once […]
Uganda’s battle of confronting counterfeit goods
By Beatrice Nakibuuka Uganda’s economy is steadily growing, driven by entrepreneurship, trade, and innovation. Yet behind this progress lies a shadow industry silently draining billions […]