I had seen him in the media and from afar at my inaugural fact-finding mission on event sustainability.  A year later, he was a guest at the 4th Annual Social Entrepreneurship Symposium which my company, ETHOS, was managing Read more

Kampala, Uganda – October 4, 2024 – ETHOS, a leading organization in sustainable business practices, has successfully managed the annual Social Entrepreneurship Symposium for Capital Solutions. The event, held on October 3rd, brought together a diverse group of social Read more

I was nearing the end of my Bachelor of Development Studies degree when an opportunity presented itself that would shape my university experience: running for Guild Speaker in Mbarara University of Science and Technology. Despite my involvement in various Read more

ETHOS once again demonstrated its expertise in event management by successfully partnering with the CEO Summit for their 15th Annual Forum. Held on September 13, 2024, at Mestil Hotel, the event focused on the theme “One Earth Only” and Read more

ETHOS once again partnered with the Association of Physicians of Uganda (APU) to successfully manage the 9th Annual ECSACOP Conference. Held from August 29th to 31st at Mestil Hotel, the three-day event brought together healthcare professionals, researchers, and physicians Read more

Could foreknowledge of your waste management’s effect on Kampala communities alter your disposal practices? The landslide at the Kiteezi dumping site on August 9th, a heart-wrenching tragedy that claimed innocent lives, has cast a long shadow over Kampala. As Read more

Francis and I had the same employer two decades ago. Although we were in different departments, we became good friends. Francis is among my few friends that use a wheelchair. When I reconnected with him after so long, I Read more

In this final installment of our series exploring how Ethos embodies the SDGs, we dive into SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production. As technology advances, businesses face a crucial question: how can we leverage it to achieve Read more

Kampala’s streets hold a complex reality for women. Certain areas, while essential for errands, expose us to catcalls, unwanted advances, and even physical assault. Haggling can become a minefield, with prices inflated based on our appearance.

Frustrations of not Read more