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Browsing by Author "Kigongo, Moses"

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    How hardships sharpened Nsubuga into a successful entrepreneur.
    (New Vision, 2026-05-11) Kigongo, Moses
    Hadija Nsubuga's journey is a testament to the power of recognising opportunity even in the most unlikely circumstances. From turning surplus groundnuts into her first capital, to transforming a simple observation about travellers into a thriving guesthouse, her story is built on spotting gaps and acting on them.
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    Students sensitized on oil opportunities
    (New Vision, 2026-05-23) Kigongo, Moses
    As Uganda's oil and gas sector moves steadily towards commercial production, industry experts are urging graduates and job seekers to rethink how they prepare for opportunities emerging from one of the country's fastest- growing industries.
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    Study calls for paradigm shift in preparing for retirement.
    (New Vision, 2026-05-04) Kigongo, Moses
    A growing body of research is challenging one long-held assumption; that a pension/ Social security schemes are enough to guarantee a comfortable life after retirement. Evidence now shows that retirement stability goes far beyond social security (pension); requiring emotional preparedness, social connection and alternative sources of livelihood.
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    Study calls for paradigm shift in preparing for retirement.
    (New Vision, 2026-05-04) Kigongo, Moses
    A growing body of research is challenging one long-held assumption; that a pension/ Social security schemes are enough to guarantee a comfortable life after retirement. Evidence now shows that retirement stability goes far beyond social security (pension); requiring emotional preparedness, social connections and alternative sources of livelihood.
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