David Galukande — advertising pioneer, co-founder of QG Saatchi & Saatchi — photographed in various professional and creative settings, reflecting on his career journey, industry awards, leadership in brand storytelling, embrace of MarTech innovation, and commitment to cultural authenticity, adaptability, and client-focused creativity in Uganda’s advertising industry.
The key is in your hands — David Galukande embodies the belief that with vision and courage, Ugandan creativity can open doors to the world.

David Galukande: The ‘G’ in QG Saatchi & Saatchi, Who In Many Ways Rewrote Uganda’s Advertising Story

Guided by a belief that world-class work could be conceived and executed in Uganda, Galukande helped set a new standard — one rooted in strategic thinking, cultural authenticity, and relentless hustle. In
August 31, 2025
Seanice Lojede Kacungira, co-founder and Group CEO of Blu Flamingo Digital Africa, captured in professional and award moments — from leading strategic team discussions to standing confidently among fellow honourees at the 2024 Woman of Stature Awards, reflecting her value-driven leadership, resilience, and commitment to empowering others.
Seanice Lojede Kacungira, Co-founder and Group CEO of Blu Flamingo Digital Africa, whose fearless, faith-fueled leadership has transformed the agency into a Pan-African tech-led marketing powerhouse operating across five countries.

MadWoman of the Moment: Building Blu Flamingo — Seanice Kacungira’s Fearless, Faith-Fueled Rise to a Pan-African Digital Powerhouse

But beyond the boardroom success, Seanice’s journey is also one of bold pivots, personal reinvention, and trailblazing leadership. As a woman founder in an often male-dominated industry, she’s not just broken glass
Kishan Popat, African investment leader and MIT Sloan advocate, engaging global investors to drive East Africa’s economic growth and critical minerals development.
Kishan Popat — Africa investment leader and East Africa capital markets expert — is driving U.S.–Africa partnerships in critical minerals, infrastructure, and sustainable economic growth.

Kishan Popat: Bridging Global Capital and Africa’s Next Growth Frontier

Over the course of two decades, a teenage vow in Kenya has matured into a career shaping U.S.-Africa investment flows, at the intersection of capital markets, policy, and entrepreneurship – defined by
Sr. Teddy Nakyanzi (L), the director of Nsambya Babies Home and Sr. Sarah Nnaamala (R), the director of Child Welfare and Adoption Society.

Nsambya Babies Home: A Safe Haven for Vulnerable Children

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 else to
August 27, 2025
A dfcu Bank Staff member demonstrates to customers in downtown Kampala how the dfcu SME Mobi Loan works and prompts them to follow for a quick loan.

dfcu Bank’s SME Mobi Loan: A Conversation with William Kayongo, Head of Enterprise Banking at dfcu.

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of Uganda’s economy. They employ millions, drive innovation, and contribute significantly to national output. Yet, one challenge continues to hold them back: access to
August 22, 2025
Despite contributing nearly a third of Uganda’s economy, agriculture remains underreported. AGRA and ACME urge the media to reframe it as a national story of power, policy, and justice.
Aggie Konde (left) and Dr. George Lugalambi (right) — the voices behind a call for Ugandan media to reframe agriculture as a story of power, policy, and national priorities.

Listen, Reflect, Amplify: Why Media Must Reframe Agriculture as the Political, Economic and Human Story It Is

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 insights about
August 21, 2025
Mrs. Josephine Okuyi Ossiya, Ms. Elizabeth Namaganda, and Mrs. Alice Namuli-Blazevic prove that mentorship drives growth and productivity. Their stories show that men can be powerful allies in career success—while sometimes, it is women who become the glass ceiling.

The Unspoken Barrier: When Women Block Women in Corporate Leadership

Shantal was ready for the next move, having put in 15 years and saved the company a $2m loss, coupled with turning around a flailing portfolio. During her tenure as Chief Finance
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