Joan Salmon is a journalist based in Uganda, focusing on local news and economic topics. She writes for Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group company, as well as Cigalah Group. Joan's articles cover a range of subjects including beauty, economics, taxation, illicit financial flows, and more, providing valuable insights into the local landscape and its impact on various sectors.
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Joan Salmon's coverage is heavily focused on local business, legal policy, and government announcements in Uganda. She frequently writes about taxation dynamics, illicit financial flows, and the impact of policies on various sectors. Pitches for Joan should offer insights from local experts or stakeholders well-versed in Ugandan business regulations and economics.
Given her focus on lifestyle topics such as education and healthcare within a business context, she may also be interested in pieces that explore how these areas intersect with economic policies or affect businesses within Uganda specifically.
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“Uganda is doing better than most people expect. Being able to deploy her oil resources and produce oil last also gives Uganda a chance to learn from the mistakes of others and build upon them. The country also has many qualified people, an excellent regulatory environment, and has established a very good working relationship with the investors in the country,” Mr NJ Ayuk, the executive chairman of African Energy Chamber opines.
Amanya beleives everyone can manage their weight by knowing what works and does not work for them. Photo | Joan Salmon
By: Joan Salmon
Cloud backups safeguard business information. Some organisatons are not well-prepared to implement contingency plans when an IT failure occurs. PHOTO/ Shutterstock
By: Joan Salmon
Youth who get the opportunity to work should celebrate the chance extended to them. PHOTO | FILE
By: Joan Salmon
After graduating in 2013, the duo attended a documentary film training course at the University of Cape Town, South Africa through the Africa Filmmakers Fellowship powered by the Bosch Alumni...
By: Joan Salmon
A well-maintained kitchen in a home. Maintenance also solves water pressure and quality issues, such as those with steel pipes. PHOTO/FILE
By: Joan Salmon
HIngsight Ventures CEO Ajay Ramasubramaniam, MTIC head of processing and marketing Dr Joshua Mutambi together with JICA Uganda chief representative Inoue Yoichi gesture during the launch of the JICA Next Innovation with Japan (NINJA) in Kampala on September 12, 2024. PHOTO/JOAN SALMON
By: Joan Salmon
Africa missed out on previous industrial revolutions, but Gitex is determined to ensure the continent won't be left behind in the current technological wave
The programme’s focus was to equip students with relevant skills to hit the ground running and build real-world projects right from the start. Most importantly, the programme did not only focus on technical skills but also critical issues such as ethics in AI. As she delivers her graduation speech, Edith Naisanga cannot hide her joy. It has been a long time coming and this day, her graduation day marks the culmination of a labour of love. When she chose to take a break from the telecommunication world, Naisanga was in search of a new path.
By: Joan Salmon
Here, the banks work in partnerships with clients and share profits and losses.
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