BABIRYE M. BABALANDA: An economy with more female players works for everybody
I take this opportunity to congratulate all Ugandans upon coming together to celebrate international Women’s Day which was held in ...
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Ugandan Financial Sector Players Kickstart Cooperation for Sustainability
In a first its kind, the Ugandan Development Bank, PostBank, Housing Finance Bank, and Pride Microfinance last Friday came together ...
DENIS JJUUKO: Replace auctioneer adverts with promotion ones to grow the economy
If you listen to some of the government officials, the economy is doing exceptionally well and has recovered from the ...
East African economies grapple with soaring fuel prices amidst global oil supply crunch
In a shocking turn of events, the OPEC+ consortium has dealt a severe blow to the global economy, limiting oil ...
Presidential Address: Tourism, Coffee, Fish Highlight Country’s Export Boom in State of The Nation Address
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has provided an update on a boom in the Export revenue over the past 12 months. ...
“Uganda now has a vibrant economy and workforce”- President Museveni
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has revealed that Uganda has registered a substantial growth in the economy ever since the National ...
FULGENCE SSENDAGALA KAJUBI: The Great Corporate Tax dodge and the OECD BEPS Action Plan
The rapid growth in globalization and technology have led to an upward spiral growth in many Corporations and more especially ...
RONALD OCHEN: Political Unrest in Sudan could further dampen the East African region’s economic dividends
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, East African countries faced an economic downturn exemplified by stagnated economic growth due ...
President Museveni mourns Muhakanizi as a hard worker who stabilized Uganda’s economy
It was a sombre mood Saturday morning at Kololo Independence grounds as the body of Keith Muhakanizi arrived for an ...
BABIRYE MILLY BABALANDA: Giving women an edge in the modern economy
This year’s International Women’s Day was special in a way that it envisaged women and girls as a thriving lot ...
