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Second-hand cars, bank loans, and no spine: The intellectual emptiness of Uganda’s corporate class

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Let us be honest with ourselves for once: there is a dangerous blindness among the so-called Ugandan corporate class. It is the foolish idea that public sector issues will not somehow find you in your cosmetic comfort zone. We fold our arms, type angry comments on our keyboards, and do absolutely nothing. You think that […] The post Second-hand cars, bank loans, and no spine: The intellectual emptiness of Uganda’s co
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