One of the biggest challenges facing families today is child care for the working parents. As more mothers enter the work force and seek to develop their careers, the demand for childcare continues to grow. According to Manuela Mulondo, CEO and founder Cradle Childcare, her company’s vision is to work
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NRM @33: How Women Entrepreneurship Programme Is Changing Lives Of Disadvantaged Ugandans
The Uganda Women Entrepreneurship Programme (UWEP), an initiative of the Uganda Government, is aimed at improving access to financial services by Women and equipping them with skills for enterprise growth, value addition and marketing of their products and services. UWEP’s objective is to empower Ugandan Women for economic development. Download
Read MoreBrian Babeyo: Young Statistician Changing The Face Of Uganda’s Farming Business
He is young, determined and passionate about farming. The youthful farmer is popular on social media due to his inspiring posts accompanied by photos about the various farming enterprises he is engaged in. Brian Babeyo, 24, is changing the face of farming in Uganda. He doesn’t have a professional background
Read MoreHow 26 Year Old Entrepreneur Is Changing Lives Of 1,000 Women Coffee Farmers
dfcu bank in partnership with Monitor Publication Limited’s Daily Monitor and Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) have been running a program dubbed ‘Rising Woman’ aimed at recognizing, celebrating and promoting a culture of mentorship among women in business. Nakayenze Sandra emerged as the third runner up in the Rising Woman proposal
Read Moredfcu Bank has flagged off ten (10) women entrepreneurs traveling to Nairobi on an all-expense paid study excursion from 16th to 19th January 2018. The women entrepreneurs were part of eighty (80) women who responded to call for business proposals under the Rising Woman initiative that run from July to
Read MoreKisoro Youth Reveals How He Earns Cash From Mushroom Growing
Ugandans are increasingly thinking outside the box to supplement their meager monthly salaries. Youth unemployment has also forced many into business, thus making Uganda one of the most enterprising countries globally. In Uganda, over 400,000 young people enter the job market annually yet a mere 9,000 new jobs are created
Read MoreEast Africa continues to have only one billionaire, according to Forbes 2019 list of billionaires. The region is represented by Mohammed Dewji, 43, who is the 14th richest African with a net worth of US$1.9bn. Dewji is the CEO of METL, a Tanzanian conglomerate founded by his father in the
Read MoreAfrican Billionaires Become Poorer As Number Shrinks To 20 In 2019
Buffeted by plunging stock prices and weaker currencies, the number of African billionaires has shrunk to just 20, down from 23 a year ago. Four people fell off Forbes’ annual list of the continent’s richest since last year while one returned to the ranks after a four-year absence. All but
Read MoreEXCLUSIVE: Top 30 Ugandan Lucrative Towns To Start Business In
It’s a public secret that Uganda is one of the most enterprising countries globally. In 2015, the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) ranked Uganda the world’s most entrepreneurial country. According to GEM, 28% of adults own or co-own a new business. This is quite understandable; with over 400,000 young people entering
Read MoreBy John Boitnott/ Entrepreneur The process of planning, launching and running your own business is a heady time, full of long hours and exciting challenges. Pure adrenaline, excitement and sometimes lots of caffeine propel new entrepreneurs through hazy days that often run into one another. Some days, it feels
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