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Monday, 11 January 2010 |
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Written by Newvision
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Wednesday, 06 January 2010 |
The plan for the Government to establish a Diaspora department in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is welcome news. This is a new step towards Uganda being truly open to viable investment. The fact that the Government has acknowledged the contribution of Ugandans living elsewhere to their country’s development is a significant landmark.
Many countries in the developing world have long recognised that their citizens in the diaspora are the largest non-tangible, although sometimes undocumented export. Government departments dealing with income-generating or spending ventures are known to attract staff and managers with bureaucratic and corrupt tendencies. This should be avoided through a transparent selection and appointment mechanism using the existing public service guidelines on the basis of merit and experience.
The clients of the new department will expect to experience a super-efficient organization run by people with experience in working in similar environments abroad or those who have done business in well-run economies in the region or elsewhere. These people will certainly have intimate knowledge of doing business within or outside Uganda.
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Written by Aaron Smith
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Friday, 25 December 2009 |
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- America could be facing a nursing shortage that will worsen exponentially as the population grows older.
The problem: Baby boomers are getting older and will require more care than ever, taxing an already strained nursing system.
America has had a nursing shortage for years, said Peter Buerhaus, workforce analyst at Vanderbilt University School of Nursing in Nashville, Tenn. But by 2025, the country will be facing a shortfall of 260,000 RNs, he said.
"In a few short years, just under four out of 10 nurses will be over the age of 50," said Buerhaus. "They'll be retiring out in a decade. And we're not replacing these nurses even as the demand for them will be growing." Read more...
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Written by Sam Kiwanuka
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Friday, 25 December 2009 |
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Fellow Ugandans in the Diaspora,
This is to remind those of you who bought homes in the USA during the last four to five years and are facing financial hardship, that there is help to all home owners who would like to keep their homes. Please contact your respective lenders. They are ready to listen to you.
New account opening in Ugandan banks is made easy for those who cannot travel to Uganda.
Find out how you can own a piece of land or home in Uganda stress free while still living in the Diaspora.
Or want to take advantage of the current Tax Credit here in the US by buying Bank- Foreclosed Homes at unbeatable prices.
I am now affiliated to Re/Max Results Real Estate.
Happy Holidays and a prosperous New Year
Sam Kiwanuka CBR, Realtor
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