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
By Denis Jjuuko Last weekend, a new team of executives was proposed by the President to lead the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) after
By Denis Jjuuko As the United States of America was engulfed in flames following the killing of an African American, George Floyd, in police custody,
By Denis Jjuuko Over the weekend, several senior managers at the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) tendered in their resignations ostensibly to pursue other careers.
By Denis Jjuuko Since the lockdown, there has been a lot of talk in Kampala about the future of mass public transport. The construction or
By Denis Jjuuko A poultry farmer somewhere in Uganda wakes up and looks at her chicken wondering what to do with it. She places a
