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Why Indian families succeed in business than most African ones
I have noticed that Asians – Indians and Chinese work more as a team than Africans. In all countries where Indians operate, they live...
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How can mainstream media like Newspapers survive amid social media?
CNN and other televisions had to re-invent. They embraced social media and digital publishing, as well as leveraging from their news...
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Covid19: Will President Museveni lift the lockdown?
Uganda’s President, Y. K. Museveni is expected to address the nation on 28th April 2020 on the state of the covid19 pandemic in Uganda....
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Pdfdrive.com – a thriving portal with a collection of all top book titles…
Do you love reading? If yes, then you probably have a collection of books at home and many digital books on your Amazon Kindle and other...
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How do you reach a compromise? Have you ever compromised?
Many people want it all to themselves. They do not want to make compromises. Such people may be difficult to deal with because they are “I...
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How important is persistent when working on a target?
They say, “going fast in the wrong direction is useless.” Equally, being persistent on a wrong cause or target will not get you far. To...
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What is your motivation fuel?
Occasionally, you stop everything to reflect: what is my purpose? So many things have been happening. The coronavirus epidemic has got all...
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Joint investments a way to big business!
If you walk around your community especially in big urban centres of Uganda, you will most likely come across an incomplete building that...
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Covid19: A time to change or be forced to change
We are all heading into the future, that is where our thinking should focus on. No one can predict the future with precision. We use...
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What was your life when growing up? Have you hardened your mind?
If you are reading this, you have never experienced anything like coronavirus. This is your first time to experience a virus of pandemic...
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How to speak to influence, not merely inform
It is difficult to become a great leader without mastering the art of communication, specifically public speaking. Leaders become great...
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A lesson Ugandans need to learn from COVID 19 is to plan for a bad day even when it may take one thousand to happen!
The value of strategic planning and self-discipline are points that most Ugandans have delegated to some category of people, yet we all...
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Have you considered the impact of covid19 on your current strategy?
No company would have planned and considered the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the business. Many leaders finalize their planning...
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Uganda’s covid19 cases rise to 74, as imported cases increase by 11 to 19.
KAMPALA, 24th April 2020: Uganda’s covid19 cases continue to rise steadily. All these cases are imported ones, and the government seems to...
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From WhatsApp: General economic outlook and best practices
I attended a Webinar by IMF, this morning. Key takeaways are as follows. General Outlook Africa seems to be suppressing the curve so far....
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The skills parents must teach their children – 6 Rs of winners
You have been at home with the young ones. If you are an active parent, you know how challenging it can be to help the children cope up...
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The death of conventional or traditional strategic planning, part 3
The term strategy is one of the most used by leaders today, yet few understand it well. Many strategic plan documents lack a “strategy.”...
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#COVID-19: What are the conditions for re-opening Uganda?
On March 30th, 2020, President Y. K. Museveni announced a 14-day’s lockdown of the country, thereby closing businesses and restricting...
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The death of conventional or traditional strategic planning, part 2
What is strategy? The strategy is the process of making choices about how to win with stakeholders and customers against the competition....
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Judge a person by his questions, not answers…
It is Voltaire who said, “Judge a man by his questions, not his answers.” He was right. So, why do many politicians lack a forum for asking...
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Bravo to Americans Leaders for the US $2 Trillion Relief Bill, it is timely
For the first time in the United States history, the US Senate has unanimously passed a US $2 Trillion relief bill, code-named CARES Act -...
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United Nations must spearhead the coronavirus vaccine research
Covid19 is a classic xample of the unwelcome visitor. The virus calls for a structured approach to manage it. The United Nations must...
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How are you empowering your children to win during this #covid19 lockdown?
#Covid19 lockdown has helped parents to know their children better. The opportunity to have a one on one with the young ones, review their...
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Memoirs of Uncle George Kihuguru and student life at Makerere University, 1968 to 1995
On 18th September 2017 I received a small book from my senior, Geoffrey Kihuguru. This is the man who had taken time and effort to induct...
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