Category : Development Assistance
Parish Development Model: Lessons from China’s Poverty Alleviation initiatives
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June 1st, 2023
By Alan Collins Mpewo Poverty is a concept not alien to any human that has graced the communities that have since covered the globe. From many corners of earth, in the days of the past, and some (corners of earth) presently, resources were owned and controlled communally. This gave off the position that everyone […]
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From Mityana to Guangzhou; The incredible story of Mr. Mugerwa
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May 31st, 2023
By Shemei Ndawula Mugerwa Joseph is a natural born story teller, perched on his wooden stool, his hand nestled absentmindedly in his prickly black beard stubble, one would be forgiven if they wouldn’t believe he’s one of the most influential personalities in Uganda’s flower industry, running two successful flower shops and wholesale flower depots as […]
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Strategic Government Planning is at the Root of China’s Modernisation
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May 23rd, 2023
By Moshi Israel The path of China to modernisation is a tale of perseverance, strategic planning, reform and whole process democracy. It is a path trodden by all the people of china with the Communist Party of China (CPC) leading the way. China’s path to modernisation should be a revered blueprint for other developing countries. […]
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Fighting Extreme Poverty: Lessons from China’s Poverty Eradication Initiative
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May 19th, 2023
By Balongoofu Daniel The world bank under the poverty and inequality Platform (PIP) as of march 2023 assessed global poverty from a period of 2020 with special focus on the global south that to a larger extent is victimized by this catastrophe. The prevailing data collected from nations with functional grid systems that track levels […]
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China’s Development Model: What Lessons Can African Countries Take
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May 12th, 2023
By Alan Collins Mpewo For all paths of life that grace the present generation, is a story of the past inhabitants who made unsettling decisions to shape society as is. Sometimes such decisions have come off as mistakes because of the troubling situation they’ve caused, while still, sometimes such decisions have shaped the societies for […]
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The World Bank’s Scare Amid VP Kamala Harris’s Visit to Africa: BRICS Bank offers Hope to Global South
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April 27th, 2023
By Alan Collins Mpewo There was a time when the World Bank and its ilk ruled the world economy fluidity without much or any rivalry. In fact, this prompted them to dictate the loan terms and conditions (regardless of how steep) and the loan receivers only stood on the far side without any pleas being […]
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Uganda, China is Here; Let Economic Revolution Begin!
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April 13th, 2023
By Shemei Ndawula. Recently, at my weekly book club meeting at FEMRITE Bukoto, I met a white foreign policy enthusiast, Tobias. Introducing myself as a fellow of Ugandan and Regional think tank Development Watch Center, he excitedly invited me to share coffee with him at a popular restaurant along Acacia Avenue popular with foreign tourists […]
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EU’s Green Agricultural Fund: A Golden Opportunity for Uganda’s Sustainable Agriculture
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March 30th, 2023
By Shemei Ndawula Globalization, to the average East African may sound like a distant abstract concept reserved to high powered political boardrooms and civil conference halls as a paperweight occasionally pulled out to spice political, economic and diplomatic discourse. It was thus with panic induced apprehension and fear that we; in Kampala and other […]
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Xi Jinping’s Third Five-Year Term is Yet Off the Mark, But What’s in For Africa & Global South
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March 29th, 2023
By Alan Collins Mpewo. Earlier this month on 10th March 2023, Xi Jinping who is the Secretary General of Chinese Communist Party (CPC) was formally reappointed as the president of the World’s second largest economy, China for a third five-year term. This was after the National People’s Congress (NPC), unanimously endorsed Mr. Xi, 69, with […]
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Learning from the best: Lessons from China’s Development Path
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March 21st, 2023
By Daniel Balongoofu and Ndamaje Francis Just like Uganda, China was predominantly an agricultural economy with basic traits of home consumption right before the country started to undergo a series of guided reforms that ushered the economy into a modern-day market-based economy that China inherits. However, China’s success story paints an independent model of transitioning […]
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