Did you know that the majority of start-up businesses fail within their first 5 years? According to experts, a large reason behind this is the fact that many business owners fail to plan ahead. Without adequate planning, it’s easy to lose direction and become overwhelmed
The pandemic posed a challenge to many of us and more so to teachers in Uganda. Uganda’s schools have been fully or partially shut for more than 77 weeks because of the coronavirus pandemic, the longest disruption anywhere in the world. At the onset of
Esther is the co-founder and managing director of Beta Eco Farms, an organization dedicated to raising awareness on sustainable agriculture, environment protection, and biodiversity conservation. She’s also a mother of four, a book guru, and a nature-lover. Tell me a bit about yourself. I grew
So often we don’t utilize one of the most persuasive selling components in our marketing materials–the words of our own clients. Many creative people have wonderful testimonials from clients, but never use them for fear that they are “bragging” or that it is “too self-promotional.”
“The graveyard is the richest place on earth because it is here that you will find all the hopes and dreams that were never fulfilled…” – Les Brown Thankfully, this will never be the case for Deborah Kuteesa, the CEO and founder of D-Molds. D-Molds
Last year in November, our team leader – Noeline Kirabo was honored to deliver a talk at the annual TED Women Conference 2019 in California. She shared about her journey of turning passion into a profession and how she is helping hundreds of other young
It is another great start of the week and we celebrate the milestones that alumni are accomplishing in the face of prevailing setbacks. This week we feature some of the alumni who have birthed creative innovations related to the Covid-19 out break and are positioning
Kyusa organised a five-day practical business study trip for Kyusa alumni engaged in a baking business to learn technical and business skills from an award winning cake business entrepreneur based in Nairobi by the names of – Cake Culture (http://www.cakeculture.in/). The group of set off
Street children are a common sight in many of the urban cities of the world and we each have our own perspectives about these children. Many of us view them as a menace, lumpens, out of control and criminals that we would rather avoid at
Being a social entrepreneur requires gut, wit and unwavering commitment to a given cause. Many social entrepreneurs are driven by the passion to create social impact in some way. Their zeal to address social evils drives them to want to do something about it and