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Role of family in a business

Posted: Tue, 1st Sep, 2020

Most entrepreneurs in Africa will start a business in order to take care of their families. A Business whether small or very successful were started... ....Read More

Why SMEs are essential to Uganda’s Post Pandemic Recovery

Posted: Tue, 1st Sep, 2020

The Covid-19 pandemic has jolted national governments the world over to provide emergency support to vulnerable parts of society and the economy. For... ....Read More

STIMULATING LOCAL DEMAND: Role of Government and Private Sector

Posted: Fri, 24th Apr, 2020

Business Environment is the sum or collection of all internal and external factors that affect an organization’s operations. The Situation with COVID... ....Read More

SME RESPONSE TO THE GLOBAL PANDEMIC

Posted: Fri, 17th Apr, 2020

The Global response to COVID19 has slowed down economies causing many businesses to revise their cash flow projections. For SMEs whose cash flow... ....Read More

MINDSET SHIFT IN LIGHT OF COVID19

Posted: Thu, 16th Apr, 2020

Uganda has seen steady growth in the last decades. Together with the rest of Africa, there's a transformation from an economically backward society... ....Read More

The Business Start-Up Initiative Support Programme

Posted: Wed, 12th Feb, 2020

Do you want to start your own business? Join us at the upcoming Business Start-Up Initiative Support Programme! Through this Business Start-Up... ....Read More

Promotional Services to increase Operations to and within East Africa

Posted: Mon, 20th May, 2019

The East African community has a market of over 146 million consumers however organizations expanding their operations to and within the market are... ....Read More

Mama Rice Production Company in Amolatar District.

Posted: Mon, 28th Jan, 2019

We recently visited Mama Rice located in Amolatar and Lira Districts. Mama Rice is arice production company that is creating employment... ....Read More

Here is a business with cookstove technology that uses volcanic rocks...

Posted: Fri, 10th Aug, 2018

There are so many doubts around having briquettes as alternative to cooking with charcoal. But here is a business with cookstove technology that uses... ....Read More

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Testimonials

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I write to say thank you! For showing your support to our local entrepreneurial scene. It is because of men like you that our continent will resound it’s pride! Towards prosperity and beyond!

Arnold Mugagga -Winner Total Startupper 2019

ZETU AFRICA-Managing Director

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Our questions were answered by Seed through the seed replicator workshop that I finally attended and from the many models that we discussed finally we had to find a model to replicate and push as a company for after the workshop, I also heard to meet my team members to discuss how best we could move forward.

Julius Birungi

Cocoa Grower

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Five students at the University of Minnesota were studying deforestation in Uganda and its underlying causes. After discovering that charcoal use was a major driver behind the nations shrinking forests, they began to look at ways to promote sustainable alternatives to charcoal, such as briquettes, which are made from recycled organic waste.

Maggie Kristian

Kaloli Energy

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I was only growing maize for sale but after switch Africa green Seed replicator workshop, am developing my business Idea called Norlan Uganda Maize Millers and animal feeds. I have started on the process of Value addition where am saving some money to add on the loan I want to borrow so that I can buy a milling machine, to start parking posho and animal feeds.

Ninsiima Olyvia

Bagezza Sacco ltd

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At Finding XY we believe every entrepreneur should be supported. This is a great opportunity for any one that wants to create change. Join or work with us as we keep designing on how we can support entrepreneurs from different parts of the world addressing different needs through different business approaches.

Through our training programs this year we have trained approximately 500 entrepreneurs, ninety percent of these in Uganda. From our experience, entrepreneurs regardless of where they come from almost face the same challenges.

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