{UAH} Are Uganda Diasporas not Innovative Enough?
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Why living in Europe, North America or Australia as a poor Ugandan is very good
Liking up with interested people in your domicile country can bring
you very interesting development prospects in your home area here in
Uganda.
Just imagine how your village looks like now - and taking there one
privileged native in that country!
Think of technical (technical drawing, auto-eletroc-mechnical
engineer) schools, filming, garment design that can offer instant
avenue to self employment but also generate a reasonable for yourself.
Start with churches, non governmental organisations.
You make a venture that contains programs such as students who would
like to intern or retirees that wish yearly monthly excursions. There,
you can easily set up a stand alone facility to cater for their
residential and traveling needs on a relatively good income compared
to what such would cost in Stockholm, New York , Japan or London.
One person brings a friend and friend brings a relative who brings a friend.
Some American universities and professors and some British
institutions are actually looking for opportunities to link up with
Uganda (education) institutions and people!
Find out where the opportunities are that march your preferences.
An Italian company that make simple road making material (cobble stone
and granite polished stones) recently contacted me to run their
business. I have no time though it is good business.
Another company in Estonian dealing in utility sensor technology
(George Okello electricity meters) wanted me to be their executive
director. I instead found an appropriate young man I trust a lot, who
is doing the job though the company insisted that he works under my
supervision, something I accepted.
A friend from UK was hired by a British-South Africa Real Estate
company. On their behalf he constructs flats he sells out and takes
10% commission on sold flats or rented ones. Business is booming since
he can buy property in upscale places and instantly set up world class
flats.
Bwanika
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Liking up with interested people in your domicile country can bring
you very interesting development prospects in your home area here in
Uganda.
Just imagine how your village looks like now - and taking there one
privileged native in that country!
Think of technical (technical drawing, auto-eletroc-mechnical
engineer) schools, filming, garment design that can offer instant
avenue to self employment but also generate a reasonable for yourself.
Start with churches, non governmental organisations.
You make a venture that contains programs such as students who would
like to intern or retirees that wish yearly monthly excursions. There,
you can easily set up a stand alone facility to cater for their
residential and traveling needs on a relatively good income compared
to what such would cost in Stockholm, New York , Japan or London.
One person brings a friend and friend brings a relative who brings a friend.
Some American universities and professors and some British
institutions are actually looking for opportunities to link up with
Uganda (education) institutions and people!
Find out where the opportunities are that march your preferences.
An Italian company that make simple road making material (cobble stone
and granite polished stones) recently contacted me to run their
business. I have no time though it is good business.
Another company in Estonian dealing in utility sensor technology
(George Okello electricity meters) wanted me to be their executive
director. I instead found an appropriate young man I trust a lot, who
is doing the job though the company insisted that he works under my
supervision, something I accepted.
A friend from UK was hired by a British-South Africa Real Estate
company. On their behalf he constructs flats he sells out and takes
10% commission on sold flats or rented ones. Business is booming since
he can buy property in upscale places and instantly set up world class
flats.
Bwanika
--
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