I have never met Amos Wekesa, though I pass by his company premises frequently. I would like to commend his devotion to and promotion of tourism. It’s true that tourism is his source of income but he is also happy doing what he does. I don’t know whether there is a medal for

Validation and Advocacy Workshop on the Sustainable Management of Mineral Resources in Uganda and Their Alignment with the Africa Mining Vision (AMV) Today we are in Kampala to review and suggest how Uganda can better manage its mineral resources. The Africa Mining Vision (AMV)

Assessing the Foundations of Uganda's Mining Sector Key highlights from the discussion on the first three pillars: Pillar 1 (Legal): Uganda's new Mining Act provides a strong foundation for reform. The focus now is on building consistency through standardized contracts and

Gold Taxation in Uganda – Simplified 🇺🇬 Refined gold exports attract a USD 200/kg levy, alongside Income Tax & Corporate Gains Tax under a transparent, investor-friendly framework.

Decoded Kev TiskTusk Syntheist Reality = Latin America isn’t middle class on bananas. Brazil makes planes & steel, Mexico is #2 in auto exports, Chile runs on copper & mining. The likes Honduras, Nicaragua that stuck on crops stayed poor. Argentina = mess. LatAm is not a country.

If you want to understand how people try to pretend to be smarter than they actually are, see the Kenyans/Africans who argue against industrialisation. It's common sense, but they can't restrain the urge to be contrarian and seem smart.

In just 12 days, every step we take will bring a child closer to healing and confidence. Join the walk that matters. Join the WALK that brings hope to Children with disabilities. #CoRSUWalk2025 #WalkForChange

Uganda needs cheap capital for mining! Bank of Uganda , Ministry of Finance & Ministry of Energy & Mineral Development must act! Stop fearing risk. Let artisanal miners use simple Environmental Plans, not costly ESIAs. #MineralWealthConference2025 Uganda Chamber of Energy & Minerals GIZ Uganda Blair M. Ntambi

Day 1 | Stakeholder Engagement Workshop – Mining & Rural Electrification. We are in Busia District for the Stakeholder Engagement Workshop on Mining and Rural Electrification, organized by Ministry of Energy & Mineral Development . The 2 day workshop brings together key players in Uganda’s minerals sector.

WATCH: Day 2 | Mining & Rural Electrification Workshop An artisanal miner in Busia has called for a dedicated electricity line to artisanal mining fields highlighting the urgent need for reliable power to support livelihoods & safer mining practices. Ministry of Energy & Mineral Development

You even still have the breath to sigh... Tukabirugaho

The real thug is the Telecoms and their side chic UCC They thuggery they preside over can only be rivaled by the 20 years of #umeme and the few year of the Chinese entity at Kilembe... Disembowelling the nation DBwambale

Chicago Marathon - Economics As a country, we must change how we educate our economists because there isn’t evidence of the value of economists. The thinking and reasoning of our economists should be focused on ideas that can better our economy beyond borrowing. Chicago

They even attempted to grab Abramovich's yatcht after grabbing his football team...the callousness is innate...

Weak Nations pretending to be Strong ... Being blown out of the water one by one... They said that when the tide goes down...you will see who was swimming naked... DBwambale see who is naked for yourself ...

The Uganda Revenue Authority tower will not save Ugandans the much parroted 7 billion every year.... They have realized that they miscalculated...the tower can only save 1BN... The convulsions in my country...are quite deathly.... Buregyeya Apollo tukireke kifwe nkokukiri...

In 2024, I led advocacy efforts to expose predatory digital lenders and the gaps in regulatory oversight. This morning, as I prepared to upload a paper that sums up my work, I decided to install 34 different apps and try obtaining loans on each of them. I noticed a change in the

My mom goes to elderly university for free in China. It is probably the best thing they have done for elderly. She likes it so much. You can take any subject you like, no exam, no certificate, just learning for fun. She’s now learning gardening, music, philosophy, and some