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Alma Daizy Namunswa, who goes by the online moniker Mummy Gadgets, began selling goods from the boot of her car during Uganda’s COVID‑19 lockdown.
What started as a small, informal venture has evolved into Mummy Gadgets, a Kampala‑based retail brand that now serves families across the city.
The growth of Mummy Gadgets reflects broader changes in Uganda’s retail sector, including the rise of social‑media‑driven commerce and the shift from traditional markets to online and mobile platforms.
Namunswa’s story was highlighted in a feature by The Independent Uganda, which traced her journey from a car‑boot stall to a recognized local brand.
The Independent Uganda published the article on its website, providing readers with insight into how entrepreneurs adapted during the pandemic and how those adaptations have reshaped the retail landscape in Kampala.
Article and image source: www.independent.co.ug
