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Trevor Lutalo

Trevor Lutalo

Trevor Lutalo is a features writer and storyteller with a strong interest in topics such as business, taxation, and climate issues. He has explored the connection between environmental sustainability and economic growth, while also delving into subjects like travel and agriculture.

The prize money might offer a fleeting solution, covering immediate operational costs or player salaries for a short period. But it can rarely allow for strategic, long-term investments so desperately needed for sustainable growth.
The prize money might offer a fleeting solution, covering immediate operational costs or player salaries for a short period. But it can rarely allow for strategic, long-term investments so desperately needed for sustainable growth.

Football Development: Clubs Need Much More Than Prize Money

Football in Uganda has long cemented its place as the national sport, pulsating with an undeniable, albeit still growing, passion. Yet, beneath the roar of the crowd and the thrill of each
June 27, 2025
The success of mobile money laid the blueprint for a wave of Fintech startups that sought to build upon this digital financial infrastructure. One of the most prominent success stories is SafeBoda.
The success of mobile money laid the blueprint for a wave of Fintech startups that sought to build upon this digital financial infrastructure. One of the most prominent success stories is SafeBoda.

Mobile Phone @30: Uganda’s Digital Entrepreneurship Boom Powered by the Mobile Phone

For three decades, the mobile phone has been an evolving cornerstone of Uganda’s landscape, consistently defying obsolescence. Far from being a mere communication device, it has seamlessly integrated into the fabric of
June 27, 2025
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The groundwork for URA's intense scrutiny of telecoms was laid in the early 2000s when Celtel, now Airtel, challenged Value Added Tax assessments on airtime provided to its employees. 
The groundwork for URA's intense scrutiny of telecoms was laid in the early 2000s when Celtel, now Airtel, challenged Value Added Tax assessments on airtime provided to its employees. 

The Taxman’s Call: Three Decades of Persistent Legal Struggles Between URA & Telecoms

Uganda’s telecom sector has blossomed since its liberalisation in the 1990s, evolving into a highly profitable and transformative force. With mobile penetration surpassing 70% and mobile money establishing itself as a parallel
June 27, 2025
Uganda's financial landscape has undergone a revolutionary transformation, with mobile money evolving from a novel concept to a colossal economic engine.

The Mobile Phone @30: The Mobile Money Economy; UGX Trillions in Motion

In May 2021, Bank of Uganda issued two licenses to Airtel Mobile Commerce and MTN Mobile Money to conduct various money transfer and payment services. The licenses were partly intended to implement
June 4, 2025
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Tourism has become so digitized that tourists are now able to know what they will find and where to find it before they make bookings.

The Digital Safari: How Tech Innovations are Reshaping Uganda’s Tourism

International and domestic tourists heavily rely on technology to book their travel from transport to accommodation. For decades, Uganda’s tourism sector has been a vital contributor to the national economy, attracting adventurers,
May 29, 2025
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Nile Breeze Bamboo Lodge serves as an ideal base for exploring the wonders of the Nile and also offers ample opportunities for relaxation.

Nile Breeze Bamboo Lodge: Serving Authentic Murchison Falls Experience

Sprung up on the banks of the world’s longest river – the Nile – on the fringes of Kabalega Falls National Park, also known as Murchison Falls National Park, is the serene
May 28, 2025
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