Finance

Uganda is grappling with a growing housing deficit estimated at over 2.1 million units. For millions of citizens, particularly in urban slums and rural communities, access to affordable, decent housing …

The informal sector is the backbone of Uganda’s economy, powering livelihoods, fueling local commerce, and playing a crucial role in the country’s development. These people work tirelessly every day to …

Driven by rising living costs, financial pressure, and unstable job security, many Ugandans, especially in Kampala, are turning to side hustles to supplement their incomes. The hustle culture is no …

The African Tax Media Network (ATMeN) congratulated Ms. Mary Baine on her appointment as Executive Secretary of the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) in a statement issued on June 4, …

Affordable internet is quickly emerging as a cornerstone for entrepreneurship in Uganda, unlocking new opportunities for innovation, job creation, and business growth across the country. With increasing mobile broadband penetration, …

There is a quiet financial revolution is unfolding in communities across Uganda. On weekends or at the close of each month, different small groups gather not for celebration, but for …

Uganda’s private sector experienced a modest improvement in business sentiment during the second quarter of 2025, according to the latest Uganda Business Climate Index (UBCI) report released by the Economic …

The 54th meeting of the East African Securities Regulatory Authorities (EASRA) concluded in Kampala with renewed commitments by regional regulators to build robust, inclusive, and future-ready capital markets across East …

In Uganda today, more businesses, big and small are realizing that going digital is not just a trend, but a real pathway to growth. With the rise of online shopping, …