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Australia reports a massive cyber attack by a state actor
Canberra, 19th June 2020: A massive cyber-attack is spreading across the world, as it causes chaos in its wake. It has been reported in...
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Are your team members engaged?
Are you enjoying your role as a leader? When I was called to facilitate a bank’s strategy development retreat, my starting point was to...
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Homily for Thursday, Eleventh Week in Ordinary Time
Sir 48:1-14 Mt 6:7-15 When it comes to prayer, we all feel a little inadequate. We often sense that our prayer is not all it could be. The...
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Coronavirus: a pandemic the world is trying to ignore and resume life as usual
Has the coronavirus pandemic been defeated? Not yet. Has the world created a vaccine for coronavirus? Not yet. How come, the rate of new...
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Before you vote in 2021, ask for outcomes NOT outputs?
They say politicians speak in terms of outputs and not outcomes. Because outputs are smooth and easy to promise because they rarely...
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It is our duty to build a corrupt-free society
What is Corruption? Corruption is operationally defined as the misuse of entrusted power for selfish gain. Corruption can be defined as the...
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Are you learning to drive or merely enjoying the ride?
Before I learned how to drive a car, I would admire drivers so much that I would beg to just sit in the co-driver’s seat even in a...
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Many victims of cybercrime never report to police
Are you too secure to be hacked? If you or any of your team member has Internet access or use social networks like WhatsApp, Email, Skype...
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Seven tips for a new board member to win on any board
Whether you are a new or seasoned board member, the following seven tips will improve your effectiveness and value addition on the board....
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Leading for results at board levels
Want to make an impact on the boards you serve? Insist on quality board papers. Each board paper must cover the following sections at a...
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Getting the sack, it is yours: covid19 idioms
If you love the language of expressions, look Michael Barton’s book, It Is Raining Cats and Dogs, which has illustrated idioms. All...
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Uganda budget 2020/21: What is in it for you?
Kampala, 11th June 2020: Uganda’s Minister of Finance Planning and Economic Development (MoFPED), Hon. Matia Kasaija read the Ugx. 45...
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The covid19 pandemic: expect salary cuts and keep your job
It has been reported that Sanyu FM radio station did the unthinkable: it fired all the staff who laid down their tools following a 25% pay...
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Wise sayings: the expressive language you must know
Politics is around the corner. I decided to search all my sources for all the wisdom I have learned over the years. If you want to speak to...
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Homily for Wednesday, Tenth Week in Ordinary Time
1 Kgs 18:20-39 Mt 5:17-19 In the gospel reading, Jesus the Jew shows himself to be respectful of his own Jewish tradition, ‘don’t imagine...
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Homily for the Feast of Saint Barnabas, Apostle
Barnabas does not feature in the gospels but he is a significant figure in the Acts of the Apostles, Luke’s story of the early years of the...
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Life’s Work: 1 on 1 with Joseph Mutumba, a life changer
Joseph empowers others through teaching. He transforms lives. He took time off his busy schedule to share his life’s work with us. Teaching...
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What's the difference between a board of directors and a statutory board?
In brief: The board of directors a team of people appointed to provide leadership of the company and is led by a Chairman. A statutory...
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The attack is the best form of defence
If you want to win the war, do not go into defensive mode. Go into attack mode. I come from Hoima. While growing up, we had several stories...
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Happy Heroes Day to all Ugandans
As Napoleon observed, “The army marches on its stomach”, everyone today matches on their stomach. Whoever feeds the stomach easily becomes...
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Homily for Tuesday, Tenth Week in Ordinary Time
The first reading is the story of a widow who had a very small amount of food for herself and her son to eat in a time of famine. The...
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Act of Consecration of the Family to The Divine Mercy
O Jesus, you showed us your infinite compassionate love by exhausting the very last drop of blood and water from your body. From this day...
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We need a formed and informed conscience
The question of conscience is one of the fundamental issues that human beings need to keep under keen interest because it was a principle...
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How positive energy and confidence gives opportunities to win
One of the reasons one young lady made a lasting impact on me at our very first meeting is her confidence and a glass full of motivation...
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