My piece last week seems to have gotten me more than I bargained for. Many agreed with me but a few felt I was too harsh and uncaring – rather ‘blunt’ they said. Of all the responses that I got,…
Continue readingThree weeks ago, Makerere University held its annual graduation ceremony: the 70th, to be exact. There were a bout 13,509 graduands who were awarded various degrees and diplomas in all the pragmatic and not so pragmatic stuff that our beloved…
Continue readingThis week Absa Bank’s economic gurus were in town to talk about African financial markets. African markets should be of interest to us because for a long time Africa has been looking outwards for markets and promises of economic growth….
Continue readingFor many of us, our favorite writer as students of literature will always be Chinua Achebe. I cannot recall how many times I fondly read and reread the classic ‘Things Fall Apart’. My peers and I got so enamored with…
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