Author: Aijuka Peter

Many people believe poverty is only about how much money you earn, but in reality, it is often deeply connected to habits, mindset, and daily decisions. Without realizing it, some behaviors quietly trap people in a cycle of financial struggle. Here are four things you may be doing that can keep you poor for the rest of your life if they are not addressed early. 1. Living without financial awareness Spending money without tracking where it goes is one of the fastest ways to remain broke. When you don’t budget, plan, or review your expenses, money disappears silently. Small, frequent…

Can a person’s job affect their chances of being unfaithful in a relationship? While cheating is always a personal choice, some professions are often mentioned in divorce cases and relationship discussions because of work-related pressure, long hours, travel, or constant social interaction. Divorce lawyers and relationship experts say they notice patterns in certain careers appearing more frequently when infidelity is involved. These observations are not scientific facts, but they are based on years of real-life experience handling broken marriages. Below are some of the professions most commonly linked to cheating, along with reasons often mentioned by experts. 1. Financial Industry…

For the past few days, Uganda Airlines has been a hot topic on social media. People have been talking about how the airline is run, and opinions are divided. One of the people strongly defending Uganda Airlines is singer Bebe Cool. He has been asking Ugandans to be patriotic and support their own airline, even though many people are criticizing it. But things got messy on Sunday afternoon. Bebe Cool and Muhammad Nsereko, a Member of Parliament for Kampala Central, got into a big public fight. They couldn’t agree on whether Uganda Airlines is doing well or if it’s being…

As 2025 comes to an end, Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia’s story stands out as one of the brightest in Uganda’s business world. The 69-year-old billionaire, often called the “Landlord of Kampala,” has wrapped up an incredible year filled with awards, business growth, and charity work that shows his powerful influence on the country’s economy. From coming back from exile in 1985 with only $25,000 to building a $1.6 billion business empire, Ruparelia’s journey is a perfect example of never giving up – one that young business owners can learn a lot from. This year, Ruparelia received awards one after another. In…

One of Uganda’s leading businessmen is using his influence to promote wildlife conservation and protect the country’s natural resources. Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia, the billionaire entrepreneur and chairman of the Ruparelia Group, has become a strong voice for protecting Uganda’s wildlife. Dr. Ruparelia is asking Ugandans and tourists to visit the country’s wildlife centers and zoos to appreciate and support conservation efforts. His actions show that wealthy people have a duty to help protect the environment for future generations. Uganda is known as the “Pearl of Africa” and has some of Africa’s most amazing wildlife. The country is home to mountain…

Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia, Chairman of the Ruparelia Group, continued his tradition of seasonal philanthropy by welcoming neighborhood children to Speke Resort Munyonyo for a festive celebration. The prestigious lakeside venue, located along Lake Victoria’s shores, served as the backdrop for an afternoon of entertainment, dining, and activities designed especially for local youth. Taking to social media to share moments from the gathering, Dr. Sudhir wrote: “We’re privileged to host kids from the local community for a special Christmas Lunch and fun activities at Speke Resort! Making memories and sharing love this festive season.” Young guests were treated to an elaborate…

The Buganda Road Chief Magistrate’s Court has remanded businessman Muhandiki Andrew in connection with a multi-billion shilling scandal involving the misappropriation of funds meant for teachers’ welfare. Muhandiki was on Tuesday arraigned before court by the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, working jointly with the Directorate of Criminal Intelligence and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. He faces charges of theft and has been remanded until January 14, 2026. According to the prosecution, Muhandiki, together with accomplices who are still at large, fraudulently withdrew UGX 815,000,000 from the account of the Uganda Liberal Teachers Savings and Credit Cooperative Society…

Uganda Railways Corporation has released details about a deadly train crash that happened on Friday evening in Bugolobi, which claimed the life of an American citizen, Savannah Gardner. In a statement, URC explained what happened at the Wankoko railway crossing during the evening commuter service.” A fatal accident occurred on the evening of Friday, December 19, 2025, at the Wankoko level crossing in Bugolobi. The incident, which took place at approximately 5:37 PM, involved our evening Commuter Train Service travelling from Kampala to Namanve and a private motor vehicle, a Mitsubishi Pajero with registration number UBF 582X.” According to URC,…

A bus trip to Nyamira turned into an unexpected comedy after the driver briefly lost the bus keys, leaving passengers confused before everyone burst into laughter. The bus had stopped for about 15 minutes so passengers could stretch, buy snacks, and use the toilet. When it was time to leave, the driver could not find the keys. People on the bus started getting impatient and upset. Some questioned how such a simple thing could delay a whole journey, while others blamed the driver for being careless. After a short while, the situation changed when one passenger walked back holding the…

Uganda’s sugar industry has come under scrutiny following plans to officially open CN Sugar Factory in Namayingo District on Tuesday by President Yoweri Museveni. The factory’s establishment has raised questions regarding compliance with legal, regulatory, and policy requirements, drawing attention from industry stakeholders and regulators. At the centre of the discussion is whether senior political leaders, including the President and the Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja, should participate in inaugurating an investment that has been reported to face regulatory challenges. The situation highlights ongoing interactions between established sugar producers, new entrants, and regulatory authorities in a sector considered vital for farmers,…