Business
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Young people lacked a platform to voice their concerns. We provided it
Emmanuel Wabwire is one of the brains behind Faraja Digital Youth TV which was started by Faraja Foundation. It is…
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Kamyuka is paid for his passion for photography
When I met him at his office in Kampala for our agreed interview, he was decorating his shop in preparation…
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How Wandera’s beekeeping crusade has impacted the community in Masindi
During his final year as a student pursuing a diploma in beekeeping at Nyabyeya Forestry College in Masindi in the…
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Phiona Mbabazi is cashing in on green pepper
When a friend first told Phiona Mbabazi, 27, about farming in greenhouses, she initially developed no interest in the subject…
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Young innovators gear up for Dubai Expo
A team of selected young innovators and Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) practitioners will represent Uganda’s ICT sector during the Innovation…
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Youth urged to embrace urban farming
Although agriculture employs a large portion of the labour force, the productivity levels remain low due to the continued use…
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After earning some money in lockdown, youths dilly dally on going back to school
For two years during the Covid-19 induced lockdown, young people have engaged in various business ventures to ensure survival for…
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Asiimwe found sweet money in honey after losing job due to Covid-19
As the Covid-19 pandemic battered economies across the world, Uganda was not spared as many businesses crumbled and many employees…
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23-year-old Justin Cuma paints his way to the bank
On a sunny Saturday afternoon, it is a beehive of activity at a workshop along Hanlon road in Nsambya, a…
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How Namugenyi turned her disappointment with her dress into a thriving online clothes business
In October this year, Patricia Namugenyi, a first-year student of Journalism and Communication at Makerere University bought night wear for…
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