The difficult dilemmas in foreign policy
By Dr Ian Clarke There is always a delicate balance in foreign relations for any country. Henry Kissinger brokered the deal that built the relationship …
African leaders must think beyond themselves
By Denis Jjuuko There is a chilling thread on Twitter of somebody detailing their experience of freeing the Sudanese capital Khartoum to Egypt to seek …
Adapting to the Changing Patterns of Labour
By Dr Ian Clarke The latest version of Chat GPT has just been released with even more features and capabilities than Chat GPT3. At the …
Iron sheets: Ministers should not be Members of Parliament
By Denis Jjuuko One of the reasons given by a minister for stealing or diverting iron sheets is the difficulty of running a parliamentary constituency. …
Innovative Green Financing Mechanisms: The Role of Financial Institutions in Enhancing Access to Green Finance
By Pius Wamala The World Economic Forum Report (2023) presents a significant impact of climate change and environmental risks on economies, societies, and markets. Important …
Good Fortune smiles on those who are prepared
By Dr Ian Clarke Possibly the most successful investor on the globe (and certainly the one with the most longevity) is Warren Buffet. He is …
Keith Muhakanizi: The Last Of Uganda’s Modern Economic Architects
When Emmanuel Tumusiime Mutebile died early last year, Keith Muhakanizi was one of those widely suggested among those likely to become new Governor Bank of …
Iron Sheets Saga: What The Law Says About Gifts To Leaders
For over a month, the Parliamentary Presidential Affairs Committee, the State House Anti-corruption Unit, and the Police Criminal Investigation Department-CID have been investigating senior government …
OPINION: What Would My House Cost to Build?
By Denis Jjuuko Last week, an article I authored more than a year ago resurfaced on the internet and in many WhatsApp groups prompting many …
Brilliant People and Evil Geniuses
By Dr Ian Clarke I have been thinking about people who have changed the world but also made wrong decisions. Steve Jobs was a person …