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Africa is experiencing a period of growth, driven by its youthful population and abundant resources. In this context, the concept of conscious capitalism is gaining traction, offering a way for businesses to thrive
In 2018, Ian Ortega interviewed Yunus Masaba for a Great Ugandans Project. Today, we reproduce this interview on the Africa Nxt Generation platform. Ian Ortega had a chat with Masaba Yunus, the founder
When you think about the stories of leadership in Uganda, Juliana Kagwa's name will inevitably come up early on. But her tale isn't just about shattering ceilings; it's about rewriting the playbook on
The greatest organizations, they are able to quickly spot the contrarians and nurture them to excellence. Everyone hates a contrarian, the employee that questions when all else have nodded in agreement. Everyone hates
In the next 5 years, Uganda could be grappling with a serious management crisis. And this is predicted to hit the country at all levels, senior management, middle management and junior management. There
One of the things you soon notice about Africa and Africans is the under-representation in the fields that matter. One of the main fields in this world is the field of finance. Yet,
Reimagining the Concept of Retirement Age As Ugandans embrace healthier lifestyles, their life expectancy is on the rise. This prompts a crucial question: should individuals be mandated to retire at 55 or 60
In a ceremony held on December 8, 2023, Irene Nayera, esteemed Advisory Board member at Africa Nxt Gen Foundation, proudly accepted the prestigious Gold Gender Equality Seal on behalf of Hima Cement. The
As rule of thumb, a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) shouldn’t be making more than 3 decisions a day. Although the most important skill of a CEO is making decisions, the biggest hold back
Africa, a population of 1.2 billion people has just 138,000 millionaires (USD 1 million). There’s only 328 centi-millionaires in Africa and 23 Billionaires living in Africa. There’s also a valid theory that the
At the start of every century, there must be individuals that distinguish themselves and set out on defining the next century.
