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Checkout how to get started this Easter with our top 7 ideas for entrepreneurs.

1. Backed Snacks:
Start by coming up with great recipes. If you have stellar baking skills, and you have an oven, you can bake cookies, cakes, and other delicacies that will easily sell among your neighbors and other celebrating Christians after the Easter service. If you need recipe ideas, look for the most current ones on the internet and make your presentations irresistible.

2. Gift baskets:
You can gather several items that make good gifts and put them together in gift baskets that are suitable for various ages and genders

3.Cards:
As is the case with other holidays, people share greeting cards with their friends, relatives, colleagues, and customers during Easter

4.Easter Party
Attending parties is one of the ways by which people catch fun during Easter. If you are very good at organizing fun-filled parties, why not throw one up for Easter and let people pay you for making their Easter celebrations more interesting and memorable.

5.Affiliate marketing
If you already have a blog or website that attracts a huge amount of Christian visitors, you can make money by offering various products for sale as an affiliate. You need to register as an affiliate with a website that sells products likely to be in demand during Easter, such as T-shirts, cards, cakes, etc.

6.Offer services
Depending on your skills, you can make extra cash during the Easter season by rendering various services that are in demand at the time. For example, if you love kids and are good at caring for them, you can render baby sitting services to parents who would be away from their homes during the Easter.

7.Custom T-shirts
T-shirts now sell like crazy during holidays. If you have the required know-how, you can make money by selling T-shirts branded with various Easter themes.

Tip: Your unique selling proposition will differentiate you.

We're into 2015. Some of us are yet to achieve our 2012,13 goals but things do not seem to be looking up yet. Well, this is the time to remodel, introspect and render the old ways obsolete.

Raise a toast to yesterday’s achievements and tomorrow’s brighter future. Time to make it happen

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The Bank Of Uganda has clarified that the 50 shillings coin is still legal tender. This has been due to a number of questions on whether it is still acceptable for trade.

Social media is revamping the way businesses reach their audiences, transforming boring billboards and cold commercials into a land of interactive wonders.

Here we collect some of the best new examples of companies using advertising to get social with customers, including coffee company Douwe Egbert, which created a yawn-activated drink dispenser in a Johannesburg airport using facial recognition technology, and the frozen food firm Birds Eye, which created a pop-up called The Picture House in three British cities to allow diners to eat for free in exchange for sharing a snap on Instagram.

And on London's busy Oxford Street, people who walk past the bus stops don't realize they're a step away from a free snack at one of the special vending machines there. The dispensers are run by Walkers, which is known as Lays in the US and Chipsy in Egypt.

Anyone who passes the machines can send a message to Walkers on Twitter and out pops a free bag of a new line of potato chips chosen by the public. (Sample flavors: Ranch Racoon and Chip Shop Chicken Curry).

The most valuable brands list has been pinned. It may not be of everybody's eye, but Apple is top of that list. Among the ranking's newbies are DHL at number 81, Land Rover (91), FedEx (92), Hugo Boss (97), and what's become most Ugandans' favorite: Huawei at number 94. Check out the top 20 list here. http://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-most-valuable-brand-on-interbrand-2014-rankings-2014-10&sa=U&ei=WJE2VLSIMs2kyAS32YHYBQ&ved=0CC0QFjAH&sig2=_NyDjpqNz886uC_0RwwTBw&usg=AFQjCNF5Vh0hkirt_Wgu0UMh8C_h1L8xOA

Africa has to rely on small businesses to provide employment. Numbers from entreperneurship optimists in Uganda and outside; show that sub-saharan Africa is doing noticeably well. Uganda is leading in the number of est. businesses and doing quite as good when it comes to Early-stage Entrepreneural Activity.

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