ZIKE Soko, founder of U-Link Ventures, has accused the government and State House advisor Jito Kayumba of “illegally adopting” and implementing his patented U-Link initiative, which he claims has been redesigned into the Imisepela Jobs Application. Soko claims that he had earlier engaged government with his proposal for the adoption of the application but was surprised to learn that State House had gone ahead to launch the project without his knowledge or involvement. In a demand letter dated March 10 addressed to the Minister of Youth, Sports and Arts and copied to Special Assistant to the President for Finance and Investment Jito Kayumba, among other officials, Soko who is being represented by lawyers from Muya and Company, cautioned government not...