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By Denis Jjuuko Before Arabs and missionaries came to Uganda, the people of Buganda had invented the barkcloth, which is processed from
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By Denis Jjuuko Before Arabs and missionaries came to Uganda, the people of Buganda had invented the barkcloth, which is processed from
By Denis Jjuuko The Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) was on a roll last week issuing contracts totalling almost Shs500 billion. They have been doing
By Denis Jjuuko In March this year, with COVID-19 creating disruptions the world had never seen, I thought about an event that was five months
By Denis Jjuuko Since the last Sunday of August 2012, Ugandans have become accustomed to doing one thing annually – waking up to participate in
By Denis Jjuuko There is an increasing number of Ugandans especially in Kampala starting roadside businesses since the partial lifting of the lockdown. On the
By Denis Jjuuko A few years ago, while on the Kampala Northern Bypass, a couple in their newly acquired 16-year old sedan stopped a few
By Denis Jjuuko A week ago, seven factories were opened in Namanve near Kampala. The president was there as ever to launch them. As ever,
By Denis Jjuuko Last week we argued that most parts of greater Kampala will be urban in 30 years. Before that, Kampala’s population is estimated
By Denis Jjuuko A few weeks ago, I read an article of how one can retire at the age of 65 with a million US
By Denis Jjuuko When COVID-19 struck, the government promised some people food and indeed some households got. It somewhat showed a government that cared for