Residents explain that the CPF is being built in an area that once hosted several swamps so water had to be directed away by constructing a wall, which has collapsed.
Read more ...The works divided into two phases are due to run over a period of 13 months along the 26-kilometre distance from the Mukwano Level Crossing in Kampala to Kyetume in Mukono.
Read more ...The Uganda Bankers Association says the decision to rally different sectors is because of the constantly evolving face of fraud, and the complexity with which incidents come, cutting across the different areas.
Read more ...The Uganda Revenue Authority seized the counterfeit money in 5,000 and 10,000 shilling denomination notes, with a face value of 40,845,000 shillings loaded onto a Modern Coast bus Registration number KDA 155X.
Read more ...UNBS says it is starting with sensitizing the responsible users on how to apply the substances in the production processes, or how to identify them before importing or buying them from the producer.
Read more ...The notes bearing new signatures will continue to be issued alongside the old notes until Mutebile's signature, now 22 years on the notes, is phased out.
Read more ...Passenger services will be the most affected as there will be no alternative, while for cargo, the waterways between Jinja and Port Bell in Uganda and Mwanza and Kisumu in Tanzania and Kenya respectively, will be available to cater for imports and exports, according to the notice.
Read more ..."Take note that, Importation of Products under the East African Community (EAC) protocol refers to goods being imported from outside the East African Community, while goods traded within EAC are referred to as transfers," the statement said
Read more ...The two-and-a-half-year training course will start at the Uganda Petroleum Institute, Kigumba (UPIK), while other stages will lead the trainees to institutions and TotalEnergies installations in France and other countries.
Read more ...John Kakungulu Walugembe, the Chief Executive of the Federation of Small and Medium Enterprises Uganda, says that the banks intentionally present their highly-priced commercial products to the borrowers, and ‘hide’ the government fund, which carries a 10 percent interest.
Read more ...NSSF Board Chairperson, Peter Kimbowa says that until the appointing authority makes a decision, they will not act on the report, which he says ‘was devoid of context and, as such, misrepresented a number of facts about its operations and investments.
Read more ..."They will buy our Powdered milk and coffee and later bananas. We shall in turn buy from them animal health drugs and others," said Minister Tumwebaze.
Read more ...Frank Tumwebaze, the Minister of Agriculture, Animal Industry Fisheries says that he hopes the deal to export milk to the North African country will be concluded.
Read more ...The IRA Board Chairperson Dr. Isaac Nkote Nabeta urged the government to consider waiving or revising some taxes to further promote innovation in the insurance industry.
Read more ...The Parliamentary Committee that investigated the fund recommended the sacking of Stevens H. Mwanje for failing in his responsibility of, among others, ensuring accountability for Shillings 806 million disbursed to labor unions from the Fund’s coffers.
Read more ...Amos Bazaale, a clan leader among the Abasonga in Bugungu, warns that the people are being pushed too far, especially on the delicate issue of land.
Read more ...In a notice dated March 6 to all milk importers in Kenya, the Kenya Dairy Board, KDB, said it was moving to protect local farmers from external products, as output is expected to increase soon.
Read more ...The Bank of Uganda Deputy Governor, Michael Atingi-Ego says since the launch of the facility 14 years ago, it has recorded some achievements, though not to expectations due to various reasons. Commercial Banks want the interest rate increased from 12 percent to 15 percent.
Read more ...Speaking at the first public interaction between the insurance industry leaders and the general public at the Uganda Insurance Week in Kampala, Kakooza, who was representing the “Kampala community” also accused the insurance operators of keeping a distance between themselves and the ordinary person.
Read more ...Wilbrod Owor, the Uganda Bankers Association Executive Director, told a meeting between banks and the regulator over the performance of the packages, that the banks cannot prove lack of demand for the loans.
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