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Kampala’s Road and Rail Boom is Redrawing the City’s Map
A wave of infrastructure investment is transforming commutes, property prices and the daily rhythm of Uganda's capital.
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Markets, models and the money moving across Africa.
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Why Young African Footballers Are Becoming Global Assets Before They Turn 20
European clubs now scout African teenagers the way venture capitalists scout startups — early, systematically and with ruthless return calculations.
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The Rise of Lamine Yamal and the New Economics of Football Superstars
A teenage winger became a global commercial property before his eighteenth birthday. The machinery behind that rise is the real story.
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Football Transfers Are No Longer Just About Football
State funds, crypto sponsors and content studios now shape who moves where. The transfer window has become a geopolitical and financial instrument.
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Budget Day 2026, As It Happened: The Winners, Losers and Fine Print
Our live desk tracked every announcement from the reading to the reaction — here is how the day unfolded, and what it means for…
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The Conversation Uganda’s Workplaces Can No Longer Avoid: Mental Health
Employers are adding counsellors, staff are speaking up, and a long-silent subject is entering the boardroom agenda.
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Africa’s New Media Economy: From Newspapers to Phones
Print collapsed, radio endures, and the phone won. The business models that will define African media's next decade are being invented right now.
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Why African Creators Are Becoming Media Companies Without Calling Themselves Media Companies
Comedians with research teams, YouTubers with fact-checkers, TikTokers outdrawing television. The creator-media merger is the industry's least-discussed revolution.
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The Attention Economy: Why Everyone Is Fighting for Your 10 Seconds
The average scroll-past is now measured in heartbeats. Understanding who profits from those ten seconds — and who pays for them — is the…