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When it comes to Jobs and Work, COVID-19 presents a New Normal

What sets small agile companies apart is how easily they adapt to change, innovate and pivot to support new market conditions. It is no surprise that we have seen digital startups rise as some of the biggest winners during the COVID pandemic.

LéO Africa Review
Posted on May 14, 2020

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Heavy

In “Heavy” Rushongoza addresses our fears and anxieties as we stare deep down into the abyss of life in the middle of a corona virus pandemic

Begumya Rushongoza
Posted on May 8, 2020

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Taming Viruses (Is Taming People)

To track truck drivers or capitalize on the crisis to capitalize the political elite’s bank accounts, which way, asks Begumya Rushongoza

Begumya Rushongoza
Posted on May 8, 2020

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Everything is Nothing

While everyone is sulking at the temporary pause to life the corona virus has brought, Rushongoza suggests that in fact “everything” is nothing

Begumya Rushongoza
Posted on May 8, 2020

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Masks and Gloves

In “Masks and Gloves,” Rushongoza asks important questions about Uganda’s response to the corona virus pandemic

Begumya Rushongoza
Posted on May 8, 2020

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Covid-19: How Prepared Are We?

As the world reels from the Covid-19 pandemic, our 2018 YELP Fellow Dr. Prosper Ahimbisibwe asks whether Africa is ready to tackle the flu head-on

LéO Africa Review
Posted on April 30, 2020

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Covid-19: A Crown Of Thorns

Beginning in January 2020, the novel Corona virus (covid-19) has ravaged the world and is now considered a pandemic by the WHO. Dr. Innocente Acan, our fellow from the 2018 YELP Class, writes on how you should be prepared against Covid-19

LéO Africa Review
Posted on April 30, 2020April 30, 2020

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Revisit the Age-Old Wisdom, “Prevention is Better than Cure”

These guidelines for common wisdom however are often missing on a scale that, considering the subject of saving lives, is unimaginable. Consider this: most health responses today depend on something terrible happening, first, that results in the deaths of thousands.

LéO Africa Review
Posted on April 17, 2020

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Blanshe Musinguzi

Esther Mirembe

Jonan Twinamasiko

Kwezi Tabaro

Mwesigye Twinamatsiko

Nicholas Opolot

Sharon Shaatra Muzaki Namono

Agaba Rugaba

Awel Uwihanganye

Donnas Ojok

Enock Twinoburyo

Ivan Rugambwa

James Ronald Awany

Jimmy Odoki

Karane Tuhirirwe

Kin Kariisa

Muchazondida Mkono

Tricia Twasiima

covid19

When it comes to Jobs and Work, COVID-19 presents a New Normal

Heavy

Taming Viruses (Is Taming People)

Everything is Nothing

Masks and Gloves

Covid-19: How Prepared Are We?

Covid-19: A Crown Of Thorns

Revisit the Age-Old Wisdom, “Prevention is Better than Cure”

Opportunities for Public Private Partnerships (PPP) in Kampala City Road Repairs

The destruction of Karamoja under our compassionate gaze

The Missing Billionaire (Part 2)

The Missing Billionaire (Part 1)

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