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in Identity & Culture, Innovation, Science and Technology, Self-help and Inspiration, Writing and Literature
Be Not Nobody…
Tomorrow, next week..I need to get this out of the way first…it goes on and on, reasons why we cannot get time to do the things we actually love. Yet […] More
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You Can’t Build a Modern Life on Legacy Architecture.
When I joined ChapChap Africa, we inherited a massive bottleneck: a legacy “black box” system built in Erlang. It worked, but every new feature was a battle against outdated logic. […] More
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in Business and Entrepreneurship, Finance, Markets and Economics, Health and Medicine, Innovation, Science and Technology
I gave everyone the chance to co-own MTS for as little as $99. Here’s what happened next!
A few months ago, on a routine update call with our first institutional investors at Loyal VC, Kamal Hassan asked me a question that stayed with me – buzzing in […] More
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What fast tracking lab innovations means for Uganda’s Industries
Uganda just got a renewed promise on science and industrialisation. Hon. Eng. Jonard Asiimwe, following his successful vetting as Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, made a call that should […] More
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BEYOND SCOPE DOES NOT EXIST: A MANIFESTO FOR AN INTERCONNECTED WORLD AND THE CASE FOR THE EXTRAVERSITY
For decades, we have been told to stay in our lanes. Scholars, analysts, policymakers, and professionals have hidden behind a convenient shield: “That is beyond the scope of this discussion.” […] More
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in Career and Employment, Education and Academia, Innovation, Science and Technology, Self-help and Inspiration
I am no longer uncertain—I am equipped.
Before joining the 10X Program at Refactory Academy, I was standing at a crossroads, eager to grow, but unsure of where to begin. I knew I wanted a future in […] More
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NONYE DIGITAL CONCEPT – Creativity • Innovation • Digital Excellence
NONYE DIGITAL CONCEPT is a modern digital solutions and creative branding enterprise committed to delivering high-quality graphic design, computer services, digital branding, printing, and business support solutions for individuals, businesses, […] More
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AI vs GenZ vs Millennials
Why AI has limited the thinking and physical creativity of genz compared to the Millenials abilities to fit in any given society. More
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Trading Office Logistics for the Digital Frontier
As an Office Manager at GEO World Surveyors, Lauryn Hope Tuhaise was the epitome of organization and efficiency. Yet, beneath her sharp administrative routine lay a quiet, unmet ambition. “I […] More
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Beyond Collaboration: Partnership as an Innovation Discipline
Innovation has long been associated with new technologies, breakthrough products, and disruptive business models. We celebrate entrepreneurs who challenge convention, researchers who expand the boundaries of knowledge, and organisations that […] More
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I Chose Intentional Habits to Reclaim my time!
I did not even know what an apprenticeship was when I first heard about Refactory. A lecturer at campus introduced me to the programme, and my reaction was simple: Why […] More
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How Maurice Is Engineering Uganda’s Next Wave of Tech Innovation
For many computer science graduates, transitioning from an academic degree to a definitive career path can feel like navigating without a compass. This was precisely the challenge facing MUNGU JAKISA […] More
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How a Youth Advocate is Tech-Enabling Social Change in Mbale
MBALE — Before stepping into the tech world, Gloria Clara Nekesa. already knew her purpose. As a social entrepreneur and youth researcher, she was on the front lines in Mbale, […] More
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Digital Transformation is a Leadership Project, Not a Technology Project
If you have lived in and done business in Uganda in recent years, you’ve probably heard this statement: “The system is down.” Or perhaps you’ve applied for a service online, […] More
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The Algorithm vs. The Palava Tree: Why African Cinema’s Global Future Lies in Radical Authenticity
There is a question African cinema must confront. For decades, many filmmakers across the continent have pursued what seemed like the safest path to international recognition. The assumption was simple. […] More
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