Holding On and Letting Go
Holding On and Letting Go Two friends of mine became mothers during October. I recall the euphoria in one of the...
18 December, 2020
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Born
Baby.FormedAfter nine months,springs out into a new worldCrying- perhapssignalling the hardshipinto which one is bornParents,Hold it soothinglyThey smile and try...
25 October, 2020
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Mitigating Credit Risk
Mitigating Credit Risk: The Value of Loan Covenants Introduction Credit risk is the risk of a borrower defaulting on loan repayment. The...
23 October, 2020
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Corporate Governance
Corporate Governance - Individual Accountability in the Banking Sector: Uganda and the United Kingdom. Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) head offices in...
23 October, 2020
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Kampala State of Mind
Some of the best award winning stories that were narrated to me, have unfortunately been birthed from misfortune. My parents...
17 September, 2020
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The Dancing Lawyer. A Story of Creation From Nothing
Walking, during the lockdown, has brought me some unexpected joy. On one occasion, I came across a group of people...
04 July, 2020
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My Father’s Face
Losing a parent as a child can be devastating – Prince Harry in his tour of Africa documentary compares the...
02 May, 2020
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The Finality of All Things
I wanted to be many things, like most children, I had endless dreams. I saw a race car and I...
13 March, 2020
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An Oxford Graduation: The Means Justifying the End
Graduation is an exciting culminating ceremony. It recognises a student’s effort as they are awarded an academic honour. More than...
30 September, 2019
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Formal at Oxford: Tradition and History
I am fascinated by museums and history. As a boy, I enjoyed playing with old books and searching for hidden...
29 July, 2019
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