Sekagigo Mark owns a weighing scale inside Makerere University, and this is his source of school fees.  Sekagigo positions himself at the Western small gate targeting students coming to campus from Kikoni, or those making their return journey.

Sekagigo is a resident of Kawala and goes to Kawala Primary School where he pays 65,000 shillings per term in fees.

It is now three years since Juliet Mamwano started her empty plastic bottle business in Katwe and she has never regretted it.

The thirty four-year old is known in Katwe for her booming business located in the eye of the city, opposite Queen's way. Mamwano buys bottles in small numbers and sells them in relatively big numbers.

Vendors and dealers are making big profits from the grasshopper (commonly known as nsenene) business, with some putting aside their other businesses for this seasonal trade.

Many traders in Nateete market, for example, have posed their businesses resorting to selling grasshoppers.