By Denis Jjuuko Uganda slapped a 42-day nationwide lockdown two weeks ago effectively putting the country back to the March 2020 days. Lockdowns are particularly
#OutToLunch High prices call for self imposed lockdowns By Denis Jjuuko The increasing of prices of commodities in Uganda seems to be going on unabated
#OutToLunch Government can grow coffee and sell to Vinci By Denis Jjuuko In just 14 pages, A4 size, independent Uganda gave away perhaps the most
#OutToLunch How far are we to achieving the social development goals? By Denis Jjuuko Health is one of the biggest elephants in any Ugandan room.
#OutToLunch Entrepreneurs/self-employed people need to take leave too to revitalize their body and brain By Denis Jjuuko In formal organisations, employees take leave which is
#OutToLunch Potential areas to invest during this period of inflation By Denis Jjuuko Somebody whose 2022 resolution is to start constructing a house asked me
#OutToLunch High soap prices call for a shift to oil palm growing By Denis Jjuuko Scarcity is the mother of ingenuity; we have always been
#OutToLunch What other sectors can learn from fintech startups By Denis Jjuuko Ugandan and indeed African companies or startups as they are usually called especially
#OutToLunch Why you don’t necessarily have to withdraw your NSSF 20% savings By Denis Jjuuko Finally, Ugandans who save their money with the National Social
#OutToLunch KCCA’s golden opportunity to create a taxi park free city By Denis Jjuuko Kampala has two main taxi parks — the old one and
