By Helen McIntee-Carlisle– President of African Marketing Confederation For decades, the narrative of African trade was written by others. The continent was primarily a supplier of commodities – the ingredients...
By Ronald Mlalazi, President Africa Supply Chain Confederation (ASCON) The war involving Iran has moved from a geopolitical story to a supply chain shock—and fast. At the centre of it...
By Laura Bahemuka As we mark International Women’s Month, the conversation around women in leadership is evolving. It is no longer just about representation. It is about impact, influence, and...
By Agnes N. Mayanja On a rainy Tuesday afternoon in Mbarara, Justine meticulously balanced a ledger on her lap while her other hand directed a team of three mechanics repairing...
By Kenneth Robert Kitariko I need to confess something! I chair two boards. And I chair the audit, risk, and governance committee on a third. So, when I tell you...
By Ernest Jjingo Founded in 1958, the Child Welfare and Adoption Society has been devoted to its mission of providing temporary shelter for lost, abandoned, or rescued children with nowhere…
By Aggie Konde & George Lugalambi On 15 August in Kampala, more than 20 editors and media leaders from various Ugandan news organisations participated in a listening session to share…
In today’s volatile, digital-first world, where communication can build or break reputations in minutes, there is one silent but powerful force shaping the future of public relations: mentorship. In Uganda’s…
The Gold Beneath the Dust Across Uganda, in the heart of every village and at the edge of every city, lies buried wealth—not in the soil, but in silence. Land…
By David Birungi We have all seen the campaign on his Twitter (X) handle. Dr Spire, an accountability crusader, uses his now huge following on social media to hold government,…
By Paul Mwirigi Muriungi One of Uganda’s most distinguished writers and a beacon of thought leadership through words and action has peacefully rested, her life tragically cut short by injuries…
By Samuel Ssempala As we celebrate International Youth Day 2025, my mind goes to the young men and women whose hands are rough from work, whose clothes carry the scent…
By Michael Jjingo Is it the gray hair? They never tell you when it starts, but one day, you’ll drink coffee and complain about fuel prices, then spend the evening…
By Michael Jjingo Feeling distracted? Welcome to the club; no, not the elite one you can’t afford, but the global association of hardworking professionals battling a tsunami of alerts, pings,…
Let’s start with the obvious. Africa has energy: sun, wind, hydro, and geothermal energy. But having the resource does not necessarily mean having the electricity. Because energy doesn’t flow on…