“Do not save what is left after spending, but spend what is left after saving.” Saving should be a deliberate and planned action, treated as a non-negotiable commitment rather than an after thought. This perspective aligns with the idea of “paying yourself first,” ensuring that [...]
I urge you all to continue actively participating in our activities, bring novel suggestions and deliver your best. The year 2023 ended, I take this opportunity to thank you all of your hard work and dedication to the Faculty of Management and the School. The [...]
Makerere University Business School invites sealed bids from eligible bidders for : Supply of Furniture for MUBS Offices (PHD Staff Offices and Administrative Offices) ... read more
On October 10, 2023, the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) awarded grants to five out of fifteen companies through UCUSAF e-Booster Program. The eBooster program is funded by the Uganda Communications Commission and implemented by MUBS led by Prof. Ernest Abaho. The selected companies [...]
2nd Line, 3rd L; Prof. Moses Muhwezi, Mr. Kakembo Nsubuga, Rotarians, MUBS Staff, and Students during the Boy Child Uplifting Campaign ‘’About 3 million people in the world are in need and it is the societal right to help each other. As [...]
It should be noted that such an incident could happen anywhere, any time and to anyone. The motives of these attacks vary, but all point out to one factor; that the target is never the tourists. The evening of Tuesday, [...]
Prof. Laura Orobia, a Deputy Dean, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research was recently elected ICPAU Council Member. Her main objective is to strengthen the accountancy education and research functions of ICPAU, enhance the Institute’s existing linkages with universities and other institutions as well as to [...]
In part IV we discussed the solutions to the Coronavirus pandemic. In this part we continue with the discussion of solutions. This leads me to the fourth solution, the vaccines. Vaccines have been developed by Scientists as a means of preventing people from being infected [...]
Clotting is necessary to prevent excessive bleeding. Naturally, the body will form clots to plug any holes in the blood vessels which usually happen after accidents or trauma. Some people have a genetic condition where they can’t clot and can often bleed to death from [...]
“When a single ‘i’ differentiates our names, it may pass in administrative interactions but in computer code it would not. When I explain that my single ‘i’ reflects Bunyoro and double ‘ii’ is its cousin in Busoga friends tease [...]
