Analysis & Opinions

By Arthur Bagenze The importance of a thriving, legitimate economy cannot be overstated. This more so rings true in Uganda’s battle against illicit trade across multiple sectors, from day to day commodities such as cooking oil, electronics and other fast‑moving consumer goods to excisable goods like tobacco and alcohol. Illicit

By Innocent Agaba Too often, organizations equate strategy with documentation, a written plan that sits stored away in a computer folder or in the CEO’s book shelf. True strategy, however, is dynamic. It lives in decisions, guides culture, and informs how institutions adapt and grow. It helps organizations balance short-term

By Godfrey Sseruta Across Uganda, alcohol is part of the cultural connection, and, in many ways, the social lubricant that drives interactions, closes business deals and celebrates victories. It plays a role in everyday hospitality and economic growth. When enjoyed responsibly, it fuels celebration, supports local supply chains, and creates

Trading at USE. Founders can list their businesses on the Uganda Securities Exchange or bring in private equity partners to invest.  By Denis Jjuuko Last week, we discussed the transition nobody is talking about where business owners of the 1970s, 80s and basically those who have made it over the

Speaker of Parliament Anita Among In a political landscape long dominated by President Yoweri Museveni, a new figure is commanding unprecedented national attention-Speaker of Parliament Anita Annet Among. On a whirlwind tour across Uganda, Among is not merely making promises; she’s delivering results, winning over teachers, civil servants, and voters

By Rhonah Nuwakunda In recent years, Uganda’s creative industry has grown into a vibrant force of storytelling, entertainment and cultural expression. From film sets to the rising stars in music and comedy, our country’s talent continues to inspire audiences both at home and abroad. Yet behind every screen that lights