Kiiza David Maclaren

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In my late 20s,I took alot of time to understand how drugs move from the producer to the final consumer as a drug Lord called the drugs supply chain. I chose to spend my education vacation in Bogota, Colombia.It was not easy to get friends in that business but I spent close to two weeks visiting various villages from Bogota.On my 13th day,I almost lost hope and that's when,one farmer Haturo, offered me a lift to Bogota.However,after 30min ride in his truck,he received a call that one part of the farm's processing point was burnt by unknown people and so we had to first reach his farm and my quest on drugs begin. Hutoro had a 200acre farm of cannabis with a 300sqm processing plant but surprisingly with only five works each handling 40 acreage.Much as his plant was partly burnt,fire had already been put out by his fire fighting system installed.He explained to me what he actually goes through to maintain his farm,process the drug and stealthily sells it to different clients in Bo...

CORONAVIRUS The Black Death: What Bubonic Plague Reveals About COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic Coronavirus COVID-19: Latest News and Information What does the bubonic plague pandemic of Europe and Western Asia in the 14th century tell us about pandemics more broadly, and the coronavirus contagion in particular? By Peter Schelden Many are looking to historic pandemics to find answers about the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak that has much of the world ground to a halt under quarantine and social distancing mandates. But "public health" wasn't even a concept before one European crisis forced authorities to act: The bubonic plague or Black Death. What does the bubonic plague pandemic of Europe and Western Asia in the 14th century tell us about pandemics more broadly, and the coronavirus contagion in particular? Bubonic plague is widely considered the cause of the deadliest pandemic in recorded history. The world has seen at least three pandemic outbreaks of bubonic ...

FISCAL REGIME DESIGN AND REVENUE COLLECTION RESOURCE ECONOMICS Thought-provoking questions: 1.     What are the key concepts in resource economics? 2.     How does uncertainty in resource extraction influence the design of the fiscal regime? 3.     How might differences in resource endowments across countries result in different fiscal policies? Good morning or good afternoon, depending where you are. I'm privileged to have an opportunity to spend some time addressing the fiscal regimes for extractive industries. I have quite a lot of material to present and so I hope you will bear with me. I'm going to cover the fundamentals of resource economics to start with and then move on to the principles and practices of fiscal policy for extractives, then spend some time talking about fiscal regime design and some of the challenges around that and then finally move on to the question of revenue administration, which may be the la...

“I took part in the first beauty pageant” Cecilia Ogwal (right) and Inset, poses with the organisers and other finalists for the beauty pageant in 1969. She says although the pageant was won by the finalist from Fort Portal, the media reported that she was the Miss Uganda and it has never been clarified since.   By Esther Oluka Lameck Ogwal, my husband, then my fiancé, used to tease me that he was going to marry the most beautiful girl in Uganda. I would laugh it off saying, “You cannot say I am the most beautiful girl in Uganda unless you weigh my beauty and that of other girls on a machine.”  But one day, he brought me the Argus newspaper that had an advertisement of the Brooke Bond Tea beauty queen pageant. Participants had to apply and be subjected to oral interviews. Ogwal told me this would be the ideal weighing machine for my beauty and encouraged me to take part in it. I had just completed my bachelor’s degree in Commerce at the East African...