This is my last blog entry. Since I left Kampala one week ago, I’ve had

The last profile I’ll share here is that of a restaurant owner based in Kampala.

Last weekend I had the pleasure of travelling the long, dusty, bumpy road to Bushenyi,

Matooke is a type of banana and a Ugandan staple in the true sense of

recently travelled to Jinja, Uganda’s second largest city, to meet members of UWEAL’s Jinja arm. Prior to my meetings, I was repeatedly told that women in Jinja enjoyed less financial freedom than her average Kampala counterpart.

Florence Lwanga (above, left) lived in exile in Kenya and the United Kingdom after the

With a Bachelor of Arts in banking and finance and eight years as a banker

I’ve been delinquent in my blogging. After an enlightening few days, capped off by the

From her home in one of Kampala’s poorest neighbourhoods, Benedicta Nangoya has adapted an ancient Buganda custom and turned it into a livelihood, a public service, and a niche.

This is how I was greeted (in Luganda) on arriving at the airport, at my

According to mainstream media, Uganda has made significant improvements in the economic and human rights