Business Times correspondent

Greater spending on marketing and advertising to reach new customers during June, alongside hopes of stronger demand, underpinned the optimism amongst several private sector firms to keep the monthly Stanbic …

It was something of a letdown late last year when as the host country, Ugandan companies did not feature prominently as winners in various categories at the East African Community …

Uganda’s tourism sector is experiencing a robust resurgence, marked by a notable increase in both international tourist arrivals and revenue, according to the recent Tourism Trends and Statistics Report 2025 …

The United States government is disengaging from those things that do not align with President Donald Trump’s ‘America First’ policy, including aggressive moves to dismantle globalization by using the threat …

Of late, two bits of very good news are set to lift the entrepreneurial spirit in Uganda and result in a positive impact on the economy. First, the government has …

Starting next year, European Union (EU) regulators want to track online every detail of fish imports, from the point of being netted to delivery at retail outlets, to improve the …

In something of a desperate appeal, and not for the first time, Capt. Mike Mukula, politician-cum-entrepreneur, recently complained about the limited sales for their fully certified syringe-making factory. This is …

Uganda’s coffee farmers and exporters are having it really good. All the more reason to save money for the proverbial rainy day since bad weather on the other side of …

In a landmark move to address the growing issue of problem gambling among students, Makerere University’s Guild leadership signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the National Lotteries and Gaming …