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.
Read more ...According to General Edward Katumba Wamala, the Minister for Works and Transport, the Act is too outdated to cater to the current and emerging challenges that affect the engineering profession and occupation.
Read more ...If confirmed, Banga will be in the spotlight for how he will balance the US approach to climate change and the positions of the other countries, about a potential move away from the institution’s core mandates of fighting poverty and funding economic development projects within national borders.
Read more ...Japheth C Kawanguzi of Innovation Village, says there are many young people who have tried innovations and some have living examples of their innovations, but that do not have jobs or significant incomes.
Read more ...South Africa's Trade and Industry Minister Naledi Pandor says over the last two years, the number of South African companies operating in Uganda has dropped by half.
Read more ...The investors, mainly manufacturers, say they cannot ably trade across the region despite assurances by the EAC leadership and the national governments about abolishing non-trade barriers.
Read more ...In its defense, TotalEnergies argued that the projects were being "implemented effectively” and that its Ugandan and Tanzanian affiliates “have applied the appropriate action plans to respect the rights of local communities and ensure respect for biodiversity.”
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