Business
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What the new interest rate cap means for Ugandans
The government’s decision to cap annual interest rates at 33.6% for money lenders and Tier 4 microfinance institutions is set…
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KCCA slams Ham Enterprises for flouting urban planning law
The hustle and bustle of Owino Market, a cornerstone of Kampala’s vibrant economy, have recently been marred by frequent floods,…
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Internet network failure strands hundreds of trucks at border
A crippling network breakdown at the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has brought cross-border trade between Kenya and Uganda to a…
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Museveni launches four-acre model campaign in greater Kibaale districts
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni on Friday 15th November, 2024 launched the Four-Acre Model, modern type of farming campaign in Greater…
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No tax on employee food allowances, URA clarifies
The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) has dismissed rumors that it’s planning to slap a tax on employee food allowances, calling…
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Ssenyonyi challenges Museveni to prove claims on coffee seedling distribution
Leader of Opposition Joel Ssenyonyi has called on President Museveni to provide evidence to support his recent claim that coffee…
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Is BoU thriving, or just surviving?
By Mark Kidamba As a statutory requirement stipulated in Section 49 of the Bank of Uganda Act 2000, the central…
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Internet use in Uganda surges, but majority still offline
Over the past few years, Uganda has witnessed a digital transformation, marked by a steady increase in internet usage across…
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How Uganda’s electricity exports surged to $184.7 million in five years
Uganda’s electricity exports have seen explosive growth over the last five years, with total earnings hitting $184.7 million (Shs655 billion)…
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New Africa Youth Employment Clock launched to drive data-driven job solutions for Uganda’s Youth
World Data Lab (WDL), in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, is pleased to announce the Uganda launch of the Africa…
