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#OutToLunch: Violence – Lessons for musicians from Ugandan soccer
By Denis Jjuuko A few decades ago, Ugandans would turn up in large numbers to catch a soccer match at…
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#OutToLunch: The 2025 money guide to survive Uganda’s high dependency ratios
By Denis Jjuuko The year has kicked off with graduations for thousands of students both at Makerere University and Muteesa…
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#OutToLunch: Lasting wealth is through hard work not placing bets
By Denis Jjuuko There is a young man who told me that he had come up with an innovative idea…
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#OutToLunch: Colonialism was not benevolence, Africans should agitate for something better
By Denis Jjuuko More than 60 years after African countries gained independence, some people on social media platforms like X…
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#OutToLunch: Saudi Arabia 2034 World Cup great opportunity for Ugandan workers
By Denis Jjuuko On a recent flight to Entebbe, I met a sizeable number of travelers who were, by their…
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#OutToLunch: Incentives could further switch on West Nile for investment
By Denis Jjuuko On my first visit to Arua in West Nile, many years ago, my colleagues and I decided…
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Out to Lunch: Giga factories could provide solutions to Africa’s job challenges
By Denis Jjuuko There used to be a TV series on the National Geographic channel that showed some…
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#OutToLunch: Electric mobility as a new year business option
By Denis Jjuuko One of the most trending videos last year was of a bus driver recorded…
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#OutToLunch: Extended infrastructure will lead to affordable housing in urban areas
By Denis Jjuuko The community in Wakiso is stuck with three children whose father abandoned after failing to clear rent…
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#OutToLunch Houses depreciate if not well maintained
By Denis Jjuuko There is a common theory that houses or real estate assets don’t depreciate. People who advance this…
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