Browsing: Innocent Kawooya

Informal Women Traders and Youth are some of the most unserved and underserved people in matters digital and finance. For…

For Uganda to achieve last mile financial inclusion, there must be special focus on the unserved and underserved. This means…

Many businesses in Uganda have in the last four years expanded from merely physical businesses to embracing e-commerce as a…

About 30 percent of Ugandans were living below the poverty line in 2019/20, a percentage point slightly lower than the…

Agriculture remains the backbone of Uganda’s economy, but its full potential is still hindered by various challenges. These include underfunding,…

Gone are the days when the only way one would access health services was through physically visiting a healthcare facility,…

Accessing affordable and available credit is a big obstacle to the growth of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). Many…

Construction is a time-consuming and expensive venture. A lot happens from purchasing a plot of land to having house plans…

Access to quality healthcare continues to be lukewarm in Uganda due to high poverty rates, limited savings, and very low…

Nutritionists have repeatedly advised that if we all minded what we eat, we would not need to visit healthcare facilities…