Making the Parish Development Model work for all Ugandans including the educated youth
Making the Parish Development Model work for all Ugandans including the educated youth
Category: Job Creation in Uganda
Uganda is plagued by levels of Corruption and unemployment such that there is limited investment in job creation and investment leading to an employment rate as high as 75 percent amongst the youth.
We can get ride of the Umeme nightmare in 2025. Why the Government of Uganda should not renew the Umeme concession
For two decades we have suffered under the incompetence and ineffeciency of Umeme. The only positive outcome that I can possibly attribute to Uweme is digital electricity meters. These meters saved us from the...
Uganda needs a Job Creation Fund. How to raise Revenue to Support the Job Creation Fund
We invest trillions of shillings every year to make the rich comfortable on the tarmac roads in their posh cars and expensive useless and purposeless rides. Ofcourse we also public officers plunder trillions of...
Uganda’s affirmative action policies are unfair and misguided because they require equal outcomes rather than equal opportunities
Inequality is dangerous for any Society whether democratic or not because it creates divisions, resentment and eventually hatred between citizens of the different economic or political classes. Those that have little will feel disfavored...
The failed poverty alleviation programmes in Uganda. From Entandikwa to OWC to Emyooga and the need for a different appraach
Truth be told Uganda’s poverty alleviation programmes have been a resounding failure mainly due to the mistake of letting corruption gain a foothold in Uganda. Right from 1986 when the National Resistance Movement (NRM)...