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 Sarwiyat Rahaman On 8th March, the world marked the 116th anniversary of International Women’s Day, a global moment dedicated to celebrating women’s achievements and advancing gender equality. The day…
By the Board of Trustees, Ruparelia Foundation Uganda is facing a silent but deeply consequential public health crisis—one that too often goes unnoticed until it is too late. It is…
By Sheila Awori The government and corporations cannot author Uganda’s growth story on their own and this disparity is most noticeable in the lives of women and girls. Despite aggressive…
By Larry Khaduli East Africa stands at a defining moment. Across the region, governments and private sector players are investing heavily in infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, and digital transformation. From oil…
By Christine Kyokunda East Africa, Africa and the world’s growth story cannot be told without women. They are in our markets and boardrooms, in our studios and sports fields, in…
By Marieme-Sav SOW, Vice President for engagement and advocacy at TotalEnergies EP Africa Often, I am the only woman in the room – sometimes, the only African woman. This is not a complaint, but a…
Every year, the world pauses on International Women’s Day to celebrate women. Speeches are delivered, statistics are shared, and the language of empowerment fills conference halls, policy papers, and social…
By Helena Mayanja There are moments when illness does not just test the body; it tests a family’s stability, dignity, and future. In Uganda today, too many households face that…
Corporate Africa is scaling at pace, with an expansion in markets, increased capital inflows, tightening regulations, rising governance expectations, and accelerated decision-making through new technologies. In such an environment, competitive…