The Executive Director, Enterprise Uganda, Charles Ochichi reveals that they are soon unveiling a new product that will see 200 young micro entrepreneurs trained in better business management with Ochichi saying this is intended to grow the country’s entrepreneurship base to scale down unemployment.

According to the Director, there are criteria one has to follow before he or she is taken on for the training and among them is being a youth who has started business for not less than two years and banks with Stanbic bank. Ochichi also strongly warns young entrepreneurs to always mind about tapping into their funds to have better longevity of their businesses.

Presenting a paper on tapping into business success in Kampala, Ochichi attributes the continued collapse of Ugandan business to failure by the proprietors to look back and reflect on the steps that moved  their businesses to great heights which most of the time puts them and their businesses at cross roads.

Ochichi continues to advise young entrepreneurs to desist from ignoring certain classes of people noting that this is an avenue of locking out useful advise which sometimes grows business and also asks them to always have a continued learning culture.