At least for now, his businesses are still up and running professionally thanks for his braveness in involving his wife and children in the day to day running of his business empire. The chain of successful businesses he built includes Nice House of Plastics, Uganda Batteries Limited, Nsimbe Estates Limited, Jesa Dairy Farm, as well as Jesa Investments Limited a commercial property
development entity. Mulwana’s businesses are still competitive and continue to win various awards.
May his soul Rest in Eternal Peace. A way from Mulwana tribute, the New Year 2014 is here and it comes with fresh opportunities as well as challenges. How prepared you are as an individual, family, company/ institution to capture these opportunities and handle the challenges will greatly determine your financial success in 2014. Notably, as the Ugandan economy continues to recover from the 2011-2012 crisis, it’s not yet party time as experts warn of an impending inflation from 2016 election fever.
We’ll also still need prayers that the weather is favourable to boost agricultural production and that external factors too are favourable in order to have a better 2014. For Bank of Uganda, nothing is expected but to keep inflation within its targets of 5%. But to achieve this, all economic and political units must remain focused and productive.
Once inflation is contained, business and economic growth will be assured. Given the continued signs of recovery, it is an opportunity for both local and international investors to invest in Uganda. The various investment opportunities worth investing in are well covered in this very edition. We at The CEO Magazine, we say, a happy, fruitful and prosperous 2014 to you all our esteemed readers, advertisers and partners.
