The Rise of Travel Scams in Uganda: Why Business Ethics and Legal Awareness Matter
Imagine this: You and your friends excitedly plan a dream getaway. You find a tour agent who promises an amazing package at a great price...
Pacta Sunt Servanda: Why Contracts Must Be Honored and the Cost of Breaking Agreements in Business
Many Ugandans enter contracts with confidence, expecting that both parties will fulfill their promises. But when the time comes to deliver—...
Freedom of Contract: A Business Owner’s Hidden Advantage
As a business owner, you enter contracts daily—with suppliers, customers, employees, and partners. But are you fully leveraging your Freedom of Contract?
Privity of Contract: Why You Should Think Twice Before Investing in Unsecured Land Deals
A friend recently shared an investment opportunity—a chance to buy land at an attractive price through a subscription scheme. On the surface,....
Caveat Emptor: A Valentine’s Day Lesson for Business Owners
Valentine’s Day is a time of love, romance, and extravagant gifts. It’s also a season where many people make poor choices—both in relationships and business.
Caveat Emptor: A Valentine’s Day Lesson for Business Owners
Valentine’s Day is a time of love, romance, and extravagant gifts. It’s also a season where many people make poor choices—both in relationships and business.
Why Do SMEs Struggle to Scale? The Governance Gap
In Uganda and many other economies, SMEs form the backbone of commerce. Many of these businesses thrive informally, leveraging agility,....
Nyege Nyege Trademark Dispute: A Landmark Intellectual Property Case
The recent High Court judgment in Afroludo Ltd v URSB & Eric Nyakueizabo has sparked significant discussion in Uganda’s intellectual property and business law circles.
The Power of Vision, Purpose, and Values in Business and Life
Some of the most important lessons about business and leadership do not come from boardrooms or financial statements. They come from real-life experiences...