Uganda tax collector aims salvo at illicit goods with digital stamps
April 15—Segments of the small business community in Kampala have not taken too kindly to the […]
Read moreUganda relaxes terms for women groups to access $155m credit
April 10—The government wants to ease the conditions in which recognised women groups across Uganda can […]
Read moreHalf of Africa takes on riskier debt as growth slows in 2018
April 10—The external debt of nearly half of the countries in sub-Saharan Africa, covered under the […]
Read moreUganda chillies exports secure six months EU waiver
Exports of Ugandan chillies to the European Union have received a temporary reprieve after a make […]
Read moreAnnual maize crop under threat from Aflatoxin attacks
April 4—Nearly half of Uganda’s annual maize production and 92 pc of the sorghum is contaminated […]
Read moreDry spell dampens economic activity to push down March PMI
April 4—The continued dry spell into March hurt farming which in turn dampened general business activity […]
Read moreShoprite opens fifth store in Uganda
South African retailer Shoprite will on April 4, open its fifth store in Uganda completing the […]
Read moreKiira Motors assembly plant sets benchmark for local content
The ongoing construction of a motor vehicle assembly plant by Uganda’s automotive value chain pioneer, Kiira […]
Read moreJapanese lacquer maker pins regional hopes on anti-malaria paint
March 20—East Africa’s paints market is set for a shake-up. Japanese coatings maker, Kansai Plascon, is […]
Read moreLatest PMI shows slight dip in Ugandan business sentiment
Business sentiment in Uganda remains positive into the new year although the Stanbic Bank Purchase Managers’ […]
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