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#OutToLunch Lift ban on Facebook to enable small businesses access markets By Denis Jjuuko Last week, the world commemorated the International Day of the Girl
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#OutToLunch Lift ban on Facebook to enable small businesses access markets By Denis Jjuuko Last week, the world commemorated the International Day of the Girl
#OutToLunch Uganda at 60: What if Uganda was a human being By Denis Jjuuko On Sunday, Uganda turned 60 years old having received its independence
#OutToLunch Banning steel timber concrete construction method is counterproductive By Denis Jjuuko In a country with a shortage of approximately 2.4 million housing units and
#OutToLunch EACOP: Africa must exploit its natural resources By Denis Jjuuko In the 1990s, a debate raged whether Uganda should build an electricity dam at
#OutToLunch Let us have coffee over affordable housing By Denis Jjuuko There are skits on social media of a landlady called Nakayiza. She can visit
#OutToLunch What if 40,000 runners owned a cancer treatment centre By Denis Jjuuko At the end of this year’s Rotary Cancer Run, I sat down
#OutToLunch: Lessons for Uganda from Ghana’s ambulance system By Denis Jjuuko While at a hotel in Accra for lunch, I saw three people on a
#OutToLunch Africa can boost their economies by removing visas between countries By Denis Jjuuko One Saturday evening, I received a message asking me whether I
#OutToLunch You don’t have to drop out of university to become a social media influencer By Denis Jjuuko On a recent trip to west Africa,
#OutToLunch Secondary education could be the difference for African youth By Denis Jjuuko A young man, let us call him John, recently came to one