Business Foundations from the Bible Patriarchs - Kahill

Business Foundations from the Bible Patriarchs

While revisiting my notes from the start of the year, I landed on the ones taken during a teaching by Apostle Moses Mukisa of Worship Harvest Ministries, at the opening of the School of Practical Business under Harvest Institute, where he taught about the business foundation from the patriarchs. In today’s fast-paced digital economy, many…

Business Success Depends On These Three

Business Success Depends On These Three

Starting a business is like embarking on a grand adventure, akin to the epic journeys of Frodo Baggins or Luke Skywalker. But unlike these heroes, the CEO must navigate a complex landscape, often playing multiple roles simultaneously. This is how it has been and continues to be 11 years later of Kahill Insights – Content…

Overthinking as a Solution

“But you can overthink! said a friend. This was when I shared my thoughts and assumptions on something we were working on. Their rebuke called me to the realization that I was different from them. It might feel like you’re the only one lying awake at night, dwelling on a decision you made earlier that…

While I was Silent….

While I was silent…. These are the things I didn’t want to share because I was wondering how they will impact your life. I like sharing when I am impacting and not when I think there will be no lesson. But this is Blogging, we share experiences and lessons. We share what makes happy and…

Blogging on Facebook

After #UgBlogWeek, (still reading and re-visiting those beautiful blogs) I was asked if Facebook can be used as a blogging platform and if so how can one do it. This is what I think in regard to that. And these are not comprehensive views that are a must follow, we all blog for different reasons.…

Mbarara Identified as one of the unexpected ‘boom towns’ by DHL in Africa

To some it is a small town in the western region of Uganda but not to Charles Brewer, Managing Director of DHL Express Sub-Saharan Africa who said that “considering the plentiful prospects in the agricultural industry, which is Africa’s largest economic sector representing 15% of the continent’s total GDP and more than $100 billion per year(2).…