Why revenue collections target fell short
The Government projected to collect domestic revenue worth Shs2,137.35 billion in October 2023 of which Shs1,974.96 billion would be tax revenue while Shs162.39 billion would be non-tax revenue. However, a…
The Government projected to collect domestic revenue worth Shs2,137.35 billion in October 2023 of which Shs1,974.96 billion would be tax revenue while Shs162.39 billion would be non-tax revenue. However, a…
Uganda is progressing towards being delisted from the roster of nations characterized by inadequate legislation and significant strategic shortcomings in combating money laundering and terrorism financing. Optimism surrounds the prospect…
Data protection is crucial in the online realm, encompassing measures to safeguard sensitive information from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure. It involves the implementation of security protocols, encryption, and access…
By Apollo Munghinda The Planning and Budgeting process for each financial year is done in accordance with Article 155 (1) of the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda and Section…
Uganda will from January 1, 2024 stop buying fuel from Kenyan firms after it entered into an agreement with a foreign firm, Vitol Bahrain to supply Uganda with its entire…
Uganda is one of the most biodiverse countries with over 18,000 flora and fauna species complemented by freshwater lakes, waterfalls and rivers. The country boasts of cultural and religious heritage…
The Ugandan government is currently in the process of finalizing a substantial multi-billion-dollar agreement that would confer exclusive monopoly rights to Vitol Inc., a Swiss-based Dutch firm specializing in energy…
The African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) technical assistance initiatives could potentially contribute over USD 2 billion in additional corporate income tax (CIT) annually for the African continent. This positive outcome…
A cyber-attack is a malicious act perpetrated in the digital realm, targeting computer systems, networks, or data for various purposes. These attacks range from theft of sensitive information, disruption of…
By Dr. Ian Clarke Uganda’s private sector is rather small, but the government is now turning to the private sector more than ever to meet its budget for the bloated…