In a landmark move for East Africa’s travel sector, the Uganda Tourism Board has officially joined the World Travel & Tourism Council as a Destination Partner. This strategic alliance marks …
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Assessing the Returns: Are Uganda’s 10-Year Tax Holidays Worth It?
The Ministry of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development (MoFPED) has released a comprehensive cost-benefit and causal analysis of Uganda’s 10-year Corporate Income Tax holidays for strategic investors and exporters. The …
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On 1 April 2026, the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development tabled the Lotteries and Gaming (Amendment) Bill, 2026 before Parliament as part of the broader tax reform package …
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What You Missed in April: Policy, Power and Markets
April did not unfold like a normal month in Uganda’s economic calendar. It felt more like a tightly written script where every week raised the stakes, every announcement shifted the …
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Museveni: “This Law Is About Sovereignty, Not Business Restrictions”
Recent weeks have seen growing concern across Uganda’s business community, civil society, and the diaspora over the proposed Sovereignty Bill. Fears had begun to circulate that the legislation could restrict …
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What Poverty Is Costing Nations
What if the biggest cost in your economy is not inflation, not debt, and not even unemployment, but something far more invisible that no one is properly measuring? Every year, …
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Uganda’s 10-Year Tax Holiday Policy Explained
Uganda’s Ministry of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development (MoFPED) has released a review of the 10-year Corporate Income Tax (CIT) holidays granted to strategic investors and exporters. The key question …
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Cabinet Reinstates Trade Order with “Non-Negotiable” Stance
On April 27, 2026, Uganda’s Cabinet approved the immediate enforcement of a national Trade Order, declaring it “non-negotiable.” The directive requires informal street vendors to vacate urban verandas, walkways, and …
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Bank of Uganda Raises Alarm Over Sovereignty Bill Risks
Uganda’s central bank has issued a strong warning over the proposed Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, cautioning that while it is framed as a tool for political independence, it could …
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When URA Keeps Your Money, It Pays: East African Investments Wins Big
Every business understands the cost of delaying taxes. The moment a payment is late, penalties and interest begin to accumulate almost instantly. But what happens when the situation is reversed? …