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Send us Fan Mail Tourism employs close to a million Ugandans, and provides 6% of Uganda's GDP. It is a major forex earner and part of Uganda's four paths to structural economic development. Yet, inspite of this, majority of the tourism businesses, are unable to access patient, long term, low-interest loans for their businesses. In this special episode, at a panel, Grab A coffee probes the access to finance for Tourism MSME's Support the show

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we Grab A Coffee with the Managing Director of the Old Mutual Investment Group Zac Kisesi and speak to him about investment as part of financial planning. Uganda has a uniquely young population keen on financial independence and a high quality of life, but to achieve that requires rigorous financial discipline backed by an investment manager keen and capable of meeting these needs. We explore the portfolio of the Old Mutual Investment Grou...

Send us Fan Mail In the second episode of the Founder's Budget Brief; Raymond and Simon sit with Ugandan entrepreneurs to discuss the operating environment in which the Ugandan startup eco-system is operating. They speak at length about working with government and how the Start up ecosystem can benefit from the government national budget. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail Uganda's 83 trilllion shillings Budget read in June is often the start of an economic cycle in which government dictates it's most important activities. In this special edition of Grab A Coffee, hosted with The Start Up Uganda, we discuss how much of that budget responds to the needs of start ups in Uganda and whether the Start-ups are prepared to take initiative with government in solving for the biggest problems they face. The episode is recorded from The Hive ...

Send us Fan Mail EU Ambassador to Uganda , Jan Sadek makes the hosts a cup of coffee in his kitchen as they dive into his biographical profile, walking us through his childhood, passions, family, hobbies and his time in Uganda. Support the show