Articles & Perspectives
Many businesses don’t know if they are making profits or losses
In his recent Daily Monitor commentary, our Co‑Founder and Managing Director James Katumba highlights a critical truth: many entrepreneurs do not actually know if they are making profits or losses and that uncertainty limits growth.
Uganda must celebrate Vocational excellence
Wezesha Impact is championing youth entrepreneurship through a vocational pathway, challenging perceptions around success and opportunity in Uganda. While academic achievement is often celebrated, vocational excellence remains overlooked. In his New Vision op-ed, James Katumba, Managing Director, calls for a shift in mindset to recognise skilled trades as equally valuable pathways to employment, entrepreneurship, and economic growth
Over 400 returned migrant workers were trained in business.
A total of 420 returned migrant workers have been trained and graduated in business and entrepreneurship skills to facilitate their reintegration into society and enable them to achieve sustainable livelihoods through wage or self-employment.
