A business can take years to build, require large amounts of capital and depend on physical premises, workers and supplies. Technology has changed that equation....
Uganda’s oil story is often told through the images of oil rigs, pipelines and the much-anticipated first commercial barrels. But there is another, less visible...
Uganda’s ongoing Ebola alerts expose a recurring truth in modern public health crises: the most disruptive force is not always the virus itself, but the...
Uganda’s announcement of a third petroleum licensing round for the 2026/27 financial year marks another significant milestone in the country’s journey toward becoming an oil-producing...
Imagine one name sparking a religious revolution in 16th-century Europe, igniting a nonviolent fight for equality in 20th-century America, and now powering a 16-year-old’s media...
Uganda’s ambition to industrialize and achieve universal access to energy hinges not just on political will but on financing. Major energy infrastructure projects, from hydropower...
In Uganda’s evolving electricity sector, the termination of Umeme’s 20-year distribution concession marked a defining moment in the country’s approach to public-private partnerships. Signed in...
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s capital, a city of over 5.7 million people is brimming with vibrant energy, feels safe and driving fast its digitalisation programme as...
The evolution of the procurement function from a peripheral role to a more strategic one is helping unlock its full value in companies and organizations....
Kenyan farmers are grappling with an unfolding agricultural drama as organic seeds increasingly face vilification, with some stakeholders labeling them “fake” to favor genetically modified...