Garbage truck drivers and their crews may appear the least likely to blame for the horrendous road traffic carnage that has gripped Uganda yet again – but yes, they are to blame. So are Subaru drivers, government drivers for who, the number plate of
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Since we last wrote about Uganda’s energy promise and its failings in the case of Cousin Pearl Mamawi (Rest in Eternal Piece) a lot has happened. The most important is Pope Leo’s Encyclical on Artificial Intelligence which has an inverse relationship to both humanity and energy ( computing at the level of the latest Large
Uganda, like other countries, is battling the headwinds of an uncertain global
There is a common Ugandan debate “Village life is better than town
It is incredible but true that nearly three months after the Ebola outbreak ended, Uganda is still treated as a source
Uganda is a heavily import-dependent country. It is not just consumables that headline the list. There are electronics that form a major
In September I argued that we should brace for a difficult six months as higher fuel prices and disruptive weather work their
Uganda will likely face the highest fuel prices since the civil wars over the next six months, just before it produces oil
There is a common Ugandan debate “Village life is better than town life”. It has a history as long as the first
Since we last wrote about Uganda’s energy promise and its failings in the case of Cousin Pearl Mamawi (Rest in Eternal Piece)
How colonial-era trade patterns keep African producers locked out of global profits—and what it will take to change By Andrew Rugasira Global
Returning to the UAE recently, I spent sometime restoring my local Etisalat line. It could not be done at the airport, because
Garbage truck drivers and their crews may appear the least likely to blame for the horrendous road traffic carnage that has gripped
Uganda, like other countries, is battling the headwinds of an uncertain global economy shaken by the triple fury of the global COVID19