Finance
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How NSSF arrived at the record 22.53% interest rate: The numbers behind the Sh5.44 trillion payout
How NSSF arrived at the record 22.53% interest rate: The numbers behind the Sh5.44 trillion payout The headline figure of…
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Beyond Tax Collection: Finance minister challenges new URA officers to build and improve public trust
Uganda’s drive to raise domestic revenue is placing a fresh premium on the people charged with collecting it, with Finance…
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GoldStar at 30: Building trust, paying claims and shaping Uganda’s insurance future
GoldStar Insurance Company Ltd has marked 30 years of operations in Uganda, celebrating three decades of serving customers while unveiling…
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Bank of Uganda warns excessive domestic borrowing could crowd out private sector
Bank of Uganda Governor Dr Michael Atingi-Ego has warned government against exceeding its planned domestic borrowing, saying excessive borrowing could…
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How finance ministry plans to support unlocking of private capital for local government projects
The Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development is set to support local governments to develop their proposed Public-Private Partnership…
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BoU Governor Assures Banks: ‘Be Still, All Will Be Fine’ as Shilling Slides
Bank of Uganda (BoU) Governor Michael Atingi-Ego has sought to reassure players in Uganda’s financial sector that the central bank…
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Uganda’s FY2027/28 budget targets jobs, exports and household incomes as government tightens spending
Uganda has begun preparations for the FY2027/28 national budget with the Government placing job creation, export growth, household incomes and…
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URA sounds alarm on rental tax decline, seeks landlords’ cooperation
Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) Commissioner General John R. Musinguzi has called for a renewed partnership with Kampala’s landlords to reverse…
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Op-Ed: Taming the Shilling — What Bank of Uganda’s money freeze means for every Ugandan
By Ingrid Mpanga In a decisive move to stabilize Uganda’s economy, the Bank of Uganda recently announced a major policy…
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New Public Service Pension Scheme to require 5% employee, 10% government contributions
New Public Service Pension Scheme to require 5% employee, 10% government contributions The Government is preparing to transition public servants…
