TUKOLE

is a CONNECTION CENTER

At Tukole, everyone’s insights and experiences matter. Whether it’s recommendations on how to adjust to life in the diaspora and changes or lessons learned on the job sites, you can expect our talented partners to routinely share their knowledge.

We try to always provide pertinent information to our members and the general public and hope you will gain some knowledge on this collective journey.

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From Skills to Enterprise: Building the Diaspora Advantage

Around the world, millions in the diaspora possess valuable skills and networks that could transform their home economies. At TUKOLE, we see the diaspora as a reservoir of talent beyond remittances. Our Diaspora Skills-to-Enterprise Program converts skill mapping into tangible business, investment, and development opportunities.

Tukole Writer 9/22/25 Tukole Writer 9/22/25

Building Together: Cultural Cohorts Open New Doors

At Tukole, we believe every Ugandan in the diaspora deserves a pathway to belong, invest, and grow. Cultural Cohorts, launching October 15, 2025, enable small Ugandan groups to connect with the Tukole Business Network, regardless of location, fostering collaboration beyond traditional city associations or cultural groups.

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Diaspora Bonds to Build our Future in Uganda

The creation of a diaspora bond marks a new era in diaspora capital deployment. Ugandans abroad increasingly recognize their potential to drive economic growth. With enhanced digital platforms, financial services, and supportive policies, the diaspora can now confidently invest in sectors like agriculture, technology, and real estate, strengthening Uganda’s development and community ties.

Tukole Writer 7/29/25 Tukole Writer 7/29/25

Closing the Gap: The Diaspora role in Africa’s development

In the last year, the global development scene has changed significantly. The U.S., a vital partner for Africa, is scaling back its involvement. Aid funding is reduced, embassies shut or merge, and important trade initiatives lose focus. This gap presents the Diaspora Business Network with an opportunity, not a crisis, to step up.