Business Times has published a guide outlining ten steps for building a successful business. The article notes that while entrepreneurship is a goal for many, achieving it requires careful planning, dedication, and consistent effort. It offers practical advice aimed at entrepreneurs seeking to establish and grow their ventures, according to the publication.

According to Soko Directory, many businesses fail not due to a lack of ambition from their founders, but because their ambition outpaces their financial discipline and operational practices. The article outlines ten essential business practices that are crucial for a business's growth and long-term survival, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a balance between ambition and practical management.

According to PC Tech Magazine, technology has become increasingly vital for business success, influencing every customer interaction. The article discusses the importance of managed IT services in Birmingham as a strategy for long-term growth in businesses.

Makerere University has launched its Strategic Plan for 2025/26–2029/30, aiming to transform into a fully research-led institution. This initiative aligns with Uganda’s Fourth National Development Plan and the Vision 2040 Tenfold Growth Strategy. The launch event took place at the University Main Hall and was attended by government officials, academic representatives, and development partners, highlighting the collaborative effort towards this goal.

According to Matooke Republic, the importance of employee well-being in the workplace is increasingly recognized as a crucial factor for business success. The article emphasizes that an organization's true value lies in its employees rather than its technology or office environment. It argues that prioritizing well-being is essential for sustainable growth and should be integrated into core business strategies.

A monthly client meeting is highlighted as a crucial component for businesses to stay informed, address concerns, and ensure that IT operations run smoothly without unexpected issues, according to The South African Biz.