When Custom Becomes Law: The Urgent Case for Documenting Uganda’s Customs and Traditions
The ongoing disputes around succession to some of Uganda’s traditional thrones have brought an important question to the surface:
What If Retirement Age Was 80? What Would Change for You?
recently met an 80-year-old woman who completely changed the way I think about age.She walked into the room unaided. Her skin was radiant. Her hair was full and beautifully done.
WHO SPEAKS FOR YOU WHEN YOU CAN NO LONGER SPEAK FOR YOURSELF?
The Estate Planning Lesson from the Garuga Story: What a Power of Attorney could have changed! I recently came across a video in which one of the sons of the late Dr James Musinguzi Garuga
What Could Go Wrong? The Question Estate Planning Rarely Asks
“What could go wrong?” It is one of the most important questions a board can ask. Whether a business is performing exceptionally well or struggling, directors must continually scan the environment.
The Letter of Wishes: Preserving the Mind Behind the Wealth
Warren Buffett’s annual letters to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders have become valuable for more than the financial information they contain. Read individually, each letter explains the performance, decisions and circumstances of a particular year.
From Jonas to Kafeero: When Today’s Choices Become Tomorrow’s DNA Tests
Uganda is captivated by The Polygamist. Every episode sparks fresh debates about Jonas, his charm, his deception and his ability to maintain multiple relationships while leaving a trail of heartbreak behind him.
Why were Excited to Welcome Azhar Jaffer as a Speaker at the TARA Estate Planning Symposium 2026
When we began curating the speakers for the TARA Estate Planning Symposium 2026, we wanted more than accomplished executives. We wanted individuals whose life stories embody the very essence of our theme:
The Missing Layer in Financial Inclusion: Why Estate Planning Matters for Low-Income Communities
Financial inclusion has rightly become one of the defining development conversations of our time. Across Uganda and many parts of Africa, institutions have
Why Uganda’s Copyright Law Needed Reform: Inside the 2026 Amendments
For years, Uganda’s creative industry has evolved far faster than the law designed to protect it.Musicians became global through streaming platforms and TikTok. Films circulated online within hours of release. Content creators built businesses from digital