To Ugandan system and website developers, we need to have an honest conversation. You can spend months building an app or SaaS to solve Uganda’s problems, only to realise that digital illiteracy is still a problem of its own. People may not understand your platform, trust it or even give it attention. And sometimes, the solutions we build are better suited for markets where people already have the digital habits and purchasing power we assume Ugandans have. One more thing: you cannot sustainably solve a country's financial problems when you're financially struggling yourself. Build something that solves your own financial problem first. Get it working, earn from it, learn from the market, then use that experience to tackle bigger problems. Uganda needs innovative developers, yes. But it also needs developers who understand the market they're building for. We're not just building software. We're building businesses in a society that is still learning how to use, trust and pay for digital solutions.