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Beyond the Building Control Act: Why Uganda Needs Stricter Regulation of Construction Materials

CEO East Africa MagazineReal Estate & Construction Thought LeadershipFebruary 24, 2026February 24, 2026

By Galisonga K. Galisonga, (PhD) While the government is to be commended for amending the Building Control Act, 2025, this is only the first step in addressing a crisis that…

Three Laws That Signal a Governance Moment for Uganda’s Real Estate Market

CEO East Africa MagazineThought LeadershipFebruary 22, 2026February 22, 2026

By Jimmy Wakoko Last week, President Yoweri Museveni assented to three significant pieces of legislation: the Building Control (Amendment) Act, 2025; the Mortgage Refinance Institutions Act, 2025; and the Valuation…

When school fees outpace savings: How Pearl Bank is supporting parents and schools through education financing

Paul MurungiCompany News Thought LeadershipFebruary 21, 2026February 21, 2026

By Andy Wilfred Kulanyi School term costs are a reality many Ugandan parents quietly confront at the beginning of each school calendar. You may have planned. You may have saved….

Why leadership development matters more than ever for retaining top local talent

CEO East Africa MagazineThought LeadershipFebruary 19, 2026February 19, 2026

By Mark Watt As global companies continue to increase investment in leadership development to strengthen retention, South Africa risks falling behind. Internationally, organisations are lifting leadership development spend by an…

When School Requirements Cost More Than School Fees

CEO East Africa MagazineThought LeadershipFebruary 16, 2026February 16, 2026

By Paul Mwirigi Muriungi A tweet on February 14th by Human Rights Platform @Humanrights256 under the headline: “Which government institution/body regulates the prices of school fees/tuition?” caught my attention. It…

Love, Wealth, And Legacy — A Valentine’s Reflection for Couples

CEO East Africa MagazineThought LeadershipFebruary 14, 2026February 14, 2026

Valentine’s Day reminds us that love is one of life’s greatest gifts. Yet beyond the flowers, promises, and celebration lies something even more powerful — the opportunity to build a…

Ten reasons why 2026 may not be business-as-usual for traditional NGOs in Africa

CEO East Africa MagazineThought LeadershipFebruary 14, 2026February 14, 2026

By David Kezio-Musoke As 2026 unfolds, the international development landscape is undergoing significant changes. For decades, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have played a key role in delivering aid, influencing policy discussions,…

How Uganda’s economy can withstand global turmoil

CEO East Africa MagazineBusiness & Markets Economy & Policy Thought LeadershipFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

By Bethuel Karanja From Washington to Beijing, the global economic weather is turning unpredictable. Trade rules that once anchored international commerce are fraying under the strain of protectionism, geopolitical rivalry…

Uganda Airlines: A Governance Autopsy of a National Dream Repeatedly Deferred

CEO East Africa MagazineThought LeadershipFebruary 8, 2026February 8, 2026

Uganda Airlines is not merely a company incorporated under the Companies Act, Cap. 106. It is a national emblem, a strategic infrastructure asset, and a repository of public trust. It…

Beyond Turbulence: The Corporate Governance Question Behind Uganda’s Airline Challenges

CEO East Africa MagazineThought LeadershipFebruary 5, 2026February 5, 2026

A national airline is more than a commercial venture. It is a symbol of connectivity, ambition, and state capacity. When an airline struggles, public debate often gravitates toward fuel costs,…

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