This distinction matters because agriculture does not create prosperity simply by producing more food. It creates prosperity when production is efficiently connected …
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Agriculture
#Im an Agriprenuer; Uganda doesn’t have an agriculture problem. It has a market design problem.
This distinction matters because agriculture does not create prosperity simply by producing more food. It creates prosperity when production is efficiently connected…Read More → -
Business
Uganda’s digital economy is being financed one smartphone at a time
For years, discussions about Uganda’s digital economy have largely centred on internet penetration, mobile money adoption and expanding broadband infrastructure. Yet a…Read More → -
Banking
Why Uganda’s banks risk missing the solopreneur economy
Across Uganda, a quiet shift is redefining the nature of work. Increasingly, people are earning livelihoods as freelancers, consultants, digital traders, content…Read More → -
Banking
Uganda’s $500 billion economy: The 10% growth question that will define the next generation
Uganda has set itself one of the most ambitious economic targets anywhere on the African continent: expanding the economy from approximately US$50…Read More → -
Energy
Confidence before capital: What Tanzania’s clean cooking strategy teaches Africa about building investable markets
By Publicist East Africa Investors rarely fear bad markets; they fear uncertain ones. That distinction explains far more about investment patterns across…Read More →
For years, discussions about Uganda’s digital economy have largely centred on internet penetration, mobile money adoption and expanding broadband infrastructure. Yet a …
Across Uganda, a quiet shift is redefining the nature of work. Increasingly, people are earning livelihoods as freelancers, consultants, digital traders, content …
Uganda has set itself one of the most ambitious economic targets anywhere on the African continent: expanding the economy from approximately US$50 …
By Publicist East Africa Investors rarely fear bad markets; they fear uncertain ones. That distinction explains far more about investment patterns across …
By Publicist East Africa For decades, Uganda’s relationship with investing has largely been transactional. Companies have spoken through annual reports, financial statements …
By Publicist East Africa Behind every great brand is a leader who understands not only consumers, but culture, innovation, reputation and growth. …
MTN Uganda Chairman and prominent businessman Dr Charles Mbire is set to headline the inaugural SBG Securities Investor Day on Friday, June …
Uganda’s banks are posting record profits, but the productive economy is still struggling to access credit. The gap is not a shortage …
The end of Umeme Limited’s electricity distribution concession and the rise of Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited (UEDCL) has reignited a familiar …
By Publicist East Africa There are executives who master one industry. Then there are those who move from sector to sector, leaving …
Across global climate finance circles, carbon has become a currency of urgency, traded, priced, verified, and bundled into corporate sustainability strategies worth …
Uganda’s agricultural sector presents one of the country’s most enduring contradictions. It employs the majority of the population, contributes significantly to export …
The excitement surrounding Burkina Faso’s recent diaspora bond should not be viewed simply as a financial success story from West Africa. It …
Reports of workforce reductions within the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project have understandably sparked concern among many Ugandans who viewed …
Across Africa’s rapidly urbanizing economies, housing remains one of the most persistent development challenges. Cities are expanding at a pace that continues …
Uganda’s oil sector has entered its most consequential phase. After more than two decades of exploration, negotiation, and infrastructure development in the …
Every export-bound coffee bean grown in Uganda is set to carry a digital identity, traceable from the farm where it was harvested …
At 45 years old, institutions are often expected to settle into maturity, to refine what they already are, not rethink what they …
WPP Scangroup‘s board survived a dramatic shareholder challenge at the company’s Annual General Meeting in Nairobi on Monday, but the outcome has …
In Owino Market in Kampala, a trader named Tendo does not visit a bank. He has never filled in a loan application …
Uganda’s junior golf development system is increasingly producing athletes competing on the international stage, following the conclusion of Season Six of the …
By Publicist East Africa There are leaders who run organisations, then there are leaders whose work quietly shapes the direction of countries. …
On Monday morning in Nairobi, a group of minority shareholders will walk into the Annual General Meeting of WPP Scangroup knowing that …
