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Uganda is largely a country full of youth. Because of this, information about finances and personal development is largely tailored to them.
This leaves out the more mature audience and makes them wonder if it is too late to build anything of significance for themselves.
In this episode, we share our #UncommonPerspectives on what they can accomplish if they set their mind to it.
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