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INTERVIEW: Meet Thomas Kamphuis (43), probably the youngest ever CEO of Nile Breweries- AB InBev’s US$250 million a year beer business in Uganda

It is now slightly over three years since AB InBev took over from SABMiller in Uganda. What has been happening? What has changed? How strong are you now as a business compared

January 17, 2020

by Muhereza Kyamutetera

Doris Akol’s mission 2020/25: Increase taxpayer morale so they contribute UGX28.3 trillion by 2024/25. But what will it take?

I know that in October you completed about 5 years as a Commissioner General You had the chance to work around the Corporate Plan of 2016/17 to 2019/20 whose focus was on cultivating a tax-paying culture. To what extent would

February 2, 2020

by Muhereza Kyamutetera

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Billionaire Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia, talks about semi-retirement and succession planning as Rajiv, his heir-apparent turns 30 years

Rajiv Ruparelia, the Ruparelia Group Managing Director and heir apparent to the Ruparelia Group empire of

OPINION: Access to safe water and sanitation in Africa’s growing cities is good business; for everyone

In reality, water resources are limited- therefore as populations increase, we have to learn to do

Colin Asiimwe, Head of Marketing, MultiChoice Uganda indicated that with the football season is in full gear, customers of DStv and GOtv will have a wide range of leagues to choose from. FILE PHOTO

Why Strategic Marketing Partnerships are Vital for Brands in the New Normal

By Colin Asiimwe In reference to an excerpt in Seth Godin’s book titled; This is Marketing, marketing is defined as a fundamental element in the decision-making process, as it is everywhere and

November 5, 2020

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Agaba Muzoora, a former human resource manager in a recruitment company

To kill or to save external labour recruitment and placement, especially in the Middle East

By Agaba Muzoora In recent years, the external labour employment especially in the Middle East has gained prominence in Uganda and so has been the exposure of the challenges involved, especially for domestic

November 4, 2020

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Olga Kiconco, Lead Innovation Strategy & Consulting at The Innovation Village

Re-imagining The Retail Sector: How industry Players can position themselves to take advantage of the Future of Retail

By Olga Kiconco It is believed that as early as 800BC, during Ancient Greek time, retail trade was already well established in the Angora City Centre. Certain days and places were designated

November 4, 2020

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NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber

Foreign Investment Has A Vital Role to Play in Africa’s Economic Growth: We Must Do What We Can to Encourage It

By NJ Ayuk Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, not all of the economic news in Africa has been negative. We continue to see promising developments. Look at Uganda’s oil and gas industry. Following

November 3, 2020

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Nellie Mwandha, Head of Customer Value Management, MultiChoice Uganda

Winning Back Lost Customers and Driving New Loyalty

By Nellie Mwandha At the start of this year, while the Coronavirus was ravaging the foundations and systems of the world, there is no part of our core as the human race

October 16, 2020

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Simon Kisaka is a Communications Specialist

COVID-19 is as Real as it Gets: Simon Kisaka Shares his harrowing battle with Coronavirus disease

On 30th August (a Sunday), I begun to feel unwell with fever. I called into work on Monday to report sick, in order to be in conformity with the COVID-19 guidelines. However,

October 14, 2020

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LEFT-RIGHT: ENSAfrica Uganda's lawyers, Phillip Karugaba , Rachel Musoke , Rehema Nakirya Ssemyalo have said that court erred in law in the controversial Hamis vs DTB ruling

HAM vs DTB: Does a foreign lender to a Ugandan business require a licence? Expert lawyers point out the four errors made by court

By Phillip Karugaba , Rachel Musoke , Rehema Nakirya Ssemyalo and Anita Kenyangi The recent controversial decision in Ham Enterprises v Diamond Trust Bank (U) and Diamond Trust Bank (K) Ltd has shaken up Uganda’s banking and finance sector, with many

October 14, 2020

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Joseph O. Okuja is Director | Team Lead, Tax & Regulatory Services at Libra Advocates and Consultants

Syndicated Loans and Tax Implications: The Case of Ham Vs DTB

By Joseph O. Okuja There’s a lot of discussion around the merits and implications of the judgement in the HAM vs DTB case. I have had the benefit of reading the judgement

October 13, 2020

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Matsiko Godwin Muhwezi is the Managing Partner at Cymbell Advocates

Transfer Pricing Rules Could Discourage Social Impact Investors

By Matsiko Godwin Muhwezi Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) has boasted of surplus collections despite many businesses facing the ferocious brunt of the ongoing pandemic measures. This trajectory in revenue collection by the

October 12, 2020

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It is a general principle of the law of contract that to execute a valid contract, the party must have capacity to contract. Courtesy photo

Some lessons in contracting with government

By Phillip Karugaba & Rehema Nakirya Ssemyalo Like in many countries, Uganda’s government is the single largest spender of money, and as such, contracting with government or governmental agencies can present great

October 12, 2020

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