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Item Beyond the meal: Where passion, training, and service come together(Daily Monitor, 2026-05-29) Mboijana, CarolineOver the weekend, I joined some friends for a Chaine des Ro-tisseurs gala dinner at the Sheraton Kampala Hotel and it was a unique and memorable experience.Item Have our learning institutions embraced the changes shaping how we learn today?(Daily Monitor, 2026-04-24) Mboijana, CarolineThis week, I had an interesting conversation with a friend. She is a statistician by academic training but has since moved into operations and finance. She has had a dynamic career, and she always makes one critical point: as parents, we should be open to what our children want to learn, and our degrees do not define us. Her perspective set the tone for my reflections this week. As we explored various issues, we identified a common challenge: managing learning across our respective spaces. She faces it in her workplace, and I encounter it in my consultancy work and in Rotary. One thing is clear: the way younger generations learn has evolved significantly.Item The workplace has changed. Has University education changed too?(Daily Monitor, 2026-05-15) Mboijana, CarolineOver the past two years, my firm has recruited two recent graduates into their first jobs. Both earned good 2:1 degrees in very different fields, one in Human Resource Management and the other in statistics. They settled in to the organisation well,Item Volunteer organisations need systems too.(Daily Monitor, 2026-03-13) Mboijana, CarolineThis year, I have been reflecting on something interesting in my volunteer work. I am a Rotarian, and it is probably one of the best decisions I have ever made. I love everything about it, especially the learning. Everyday, in one way or another, Rotary teaches me something new.Item You are never too old to learn(Daily Monitor., 2026-02-27) Mboijana, CarolineA few weeks ago, I had a conversation with my cousin, who had just turned 50. More than 20 years after completing his degree, he has returned to school. I was curious, what would make a man settled in his career and life return to the classroom?