Opening a restaurant is a dream that many people share, but only a few are able to turn it into a successful reality. The restaurant industry is known for being...
Not every entrepreneur faces the same barriers. While some struggle to access financing, others—like Ian Clarke—have found ways to navigate the system and unlock new opportunities. After stepping away from...
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…
Diana Nabukenya Adeyemi, Co-founder and CEO of Richland Foods Ltd, is the trailblazing entrepreneur behind the Yo ‘Nyama brand — a fast-growing network of halal butchery kitchens in Uganda. Her...
After facing an environment with a horrible boss during his university internship, and being wary of having to go through similar troubles for the rest of his adult life, Allan Tayebwa (32) knew that he needed to be innovative and avoid that by being his own boss. The young businessman lost his parents at 4 years old and according to him, that is when his life started. Even as he went through school with the assistance of his relatives, his unique situation was never lost on him- even though once in a while, he would give in to temptations of…
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