Ugandaâs 52,000 MW Vision 2040 aligns perfectly with the opportunities in integrated African power trading COMMENT | HARRISONÂ E. MUTIKANGA |Â I was privileged to participate in the High-Level Power Sector Engagement Forum in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, from 21st to 25th April 2024, where we discussed ‘Power Security and Energy …
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COMMENT | JULIUS KYAZZE | Pause for a moment and imagine listening to radio and a new song by the legendary âkadongo kamuâ singer, Paul Kafeero, comes on. Kafeero who has been dead for the last 17 years. The song is off his 2024 album on which he has collaborated …
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COMMENT | GEORGE ORODI | As a young graduate, when I was being introduced into the circles of trade and tax, my CEO then, Kaushik Shah made me attend some of the key meetings at the Kenya Association of Manufacturers and I would later grow to chair a sub-committee on regional trading bloc configuration and a member of …
Read More »Provision of retirement benefits is a key element of labour justice
Around the world, the most recognized form of social justice and protection, is the provision of pensions for older persons. COMMENT | LYDIA MIREMBE |Â On May 1st, Uganda joined the rest of the world to commemorate International Labour Day, under the theme: Improving Access to Labour justice, a pre-requisite for …
Read More »Automating internal processes enhances employee productivity, drives business growth
COMMENT | FLAVIA LWANGAÂ | Imagine conducting a performance review of over 1,000 employees, and maintaining their performance records manually for reference, this can be a daunting task that not only strains resources but also the task force that manages the process. We canât deny the fact that this is …
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COMMENT | MICHAEL JJINGO | âWhen something is important enough, you do it even if the odds are not in your favor.â Elon Musk. Starting, Building and running a successful business is hard work and if youâre starting a business for the first time, you should be prepared to …
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Global content take-down orders can harm the internet as we know it today if they are adopted widely COMMENT | DAN JERKER B. SVANTESSON |Â Do Australian courts have the right to decide what foreign citizens, located overseas, view online on a foreign-owned platform? Anyone inclined to answer âyesâ to this …
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It should abandon its strategic overreach vis-Ă -vis Russia and turn its attention to its real rival, China COMMENT | BRAHMA CHELLANEY |Â Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine more than two years ago, the West has desperately sought ways to punish Russia without harming itself in the process. It …
Read More »Fight against cattle raiders is dividing Karamoja communities
âThese days a son can even kill his father over moneyâ COMMENT | SAMUEL MEYERSON |Â In the Karamoja region of northeastern Uganda, a four-year outbreak of violent livestock raiding is finally subsiding â the result of a ruthless, informer-driven disarmament campaign by the army. But even as stability returns, divisions …
Read More »Why the EU’s new migration pact matters
COMMENT | ANA PALACIO | Amid escalating geopolitical tensions, and with European Parliament elections looming, the narrow passage earlier this month of the European Unionâs Migrant and Asylum Pact has attracted relatively little attention. To be sure, the agreement is more remarkable for the mere fact of its enactment than for any …
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