By Denis Jjuuko Retailers from both Kenya and South Africa once saw Uganda as the destination for their expansion drives. Setting up giant supermarkets that
By Denis Jjuuko While on a trip from Kalangala sometime back, I met a man who looked every inch in his sixties on the ferry
By Denis Jjuuko Located about an hour away from Hoima town, is the site of the Kabaale International Airport under construction. The 3.5km runway is
By Denis Jjuuko When Zakaria turned 55, he felt that he had had enough with the 9-5 job and opted to retire a few years
By Denis Jjuuko A head of the household returned home after a long day of trying to fend for the family. Previously, he had bought
By Denis Jjuuko In the 1990s, with many of Uganda’s population dying from preventable diseases, there was need for massive vaccinations. Many parents and guardians
By Denis Jjuuko There is always a debate in Uganda and perhaps in other parts of the world about formal education and entrepreneurship. The argument
By Denis Jjuuko The High Court in Kampala issued orders to force government to regulate medical bills for COVID-19 patients. The worst place to be
By Denis Jjuuko In many parts of rural Uganda, when people wake up in the morning, they grab some water in a small container and
By Denis Jjuuko Less than 10% of 1.3 billion people in Africa have been vaccinated against COVID-19. The major reason is because Africa is comfortable
