Ugandan banks must shift from collateral-based lending to project-based financing to empower local contractors, create jobs, and unlock the country’s infrastructure potential.
Ugandan banks must shift from collateral-based lending to project-based financing to empower local contractors, create jobs, and unlock the country’s infrastructure potential.
As Parliament prepares to elect its next Speaker, Anita Among’s results-driven leadership, political stability, and nationwide impact make a strong case for her retention despite behind-the-scenes uncertainty.
Caf’s controversial Afcon ruling exposes deeper cracks in African football governance, while Uganda risks hosting a 2027 tournament without the unity, strategy, or public hype needed to make it a success.
Uganda’s infrastructure boom is leaving local contractors behind. Without deliberate policy—especially skills transfer—foreign-led projects risk building roads and stadiums, but not a generation of Ugandan expertise.
For years I watched quietly as a few individuals turned SC Villa into a private estate. Now I am speaking out about the Shs 3.4 billion controversy, the restrictive nomination fees, and why the club’s statutes must be restored to protect its future.