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, […]
Tag: Business
How collective finance is driving prosperity in Uganda
By Esther Wodulo The third general meeting of the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) Investment Club and SACCO gave me a reminder that savings alone […]
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 […]
Sugarcane Growing in Busoga: Sweet profits, bitter questions
By Beatrice Nakibuuka For many years, sugarcane has shaped daily life in the Busoga sub-region. From Kamuli and Mayuge to Jinja, Bugiri and Buyende, endless […]
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. […]
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 […]
Changing face of satellite, cable television in Uganda
By Beatrice Nakibuuka When satellite dishes first appeared on rooftops across Uganda in the late 1990s and early 2000s, they symbolised modernity and access to […]