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African countries urged to have good fiscal policies to improve financial inclusion
“A fiscal policy must be prudent and strong, if it’s not, it would negatively affect financial inclusion because the two...
Read moreDetailsFinancial inclusion: Experts want more women hired in leadership position to close gender gap
Experts have said hiring more women in leadership position in the financial sector will contribute highly in closing the financial...
Read moreDetailsOver Shs8 trillion lie idle in state coffers due to poor planning, says Minister Bahati
The State Minister for Finance for planning David Bahati has said that over Shs8.15 trillion is sitting idle in the...
Read moreDetailsWe shall not give you Shs47b in compensation- Mutebile to Dfcu
The Governor Bank of Uganda Prof Emmanuel Mutebile has said they will not give out Shs47 billion in compensation to...
Read moreDetailsWhere does losing 48 Meera prime properties leave dfcu financial chest?
Recently dfcu Bank made a decision to return 48 disputed properties acquired during the takeover of Crane Bank after Bank...
Read moreDetailsBoU to pay shs47 bn to DFCU as it confirms return of Sudhir’s 48 properties
Bank of Uganda has confirmed that DFCU will be returning the 48 properties acquired from Meera Investments Limited, a company...
Read moreDetailsOver 300 leading financiers to attend this year’s Global Affordable Housing Conference in South Africa
CAPE TOWN, South Africa: Taking place at Cape Town’s Westin Hotel from 4-6 November, this year’s joint African Union for...
Read moreDetailsDFCU sends double message, denies ‘closing branches’, but admits having major changes
Dfcu bank has denied claims that it will be closing some of its branches across the country. Over the weekend,...
Read moreDetailsHas Dfcu resolved to exit Sudhir’s properties ‘donated’ by Bank of Uganda?
Reports are abound that Dfcu bank has finally succumbed to pressure and decided to vacate 22 properties. It is alleged...
Read moreDetailsMinister Kasaija distances govt from cryptocurrencies, warns Ugandans against its trading
Finance Minister Matia Kasaija has issued a strong warning to Ugandans investing in cryptocurrencies, saying the government does not recognize...
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Sudhir’s son Rajiv Ruparelia perishes in fatal motor accident
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President Museveni proposes neutral Tororo city as compromise in Japadhola-Iteso dispute
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President Museveni applauds Dei Biopharma Founder Dr. Magoola over US patent for cancer treatment
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President Museveni calls for action against key bottlenecks undermining public service
