Industry & Trade

Kampala’s skyline is changing rapidly. Across suburbs such as Naalya, Najjera, Kisaasi, Ntinda, Bukoto and Kyambogo, apartment blocks are steadily replacing the single-family homes that once defined these neighbourhoods. What …

Uganda’s hospitality industry is entering a new investment cycle, driven less by today’s tourism numbers than by growing confidence in the country’s long-term economic prospects. International hotel brands are increasingly …

In the early 1900s, long before Uganda had modern highways, industrial parks or export processing zones, a lone merchant drove a second-hand truck through the dusty roads of western Uganda. …

President Yoweri Museveni’s latest engagement with a senior Qatari investment delegation may prove to be more than another diplomatic meeting. It reflects a deliberate shift in Uganda’s economic strategy, moving …

The Uganda Free Zones and Export Promotion Authority (Uganda Free Zones and Export Promotion Authority) has held a capacity-building workshop aimed at helping Ugandan exporters comply with stricter United Kingdom …

Africa’s logistics corridors from east to west and north to south are receiving infrastructure investments, with billions being spent on transport corridors, high-speed rail networks, and hydropower projects among others. …

For anyone tracking Uganda’s export performance, agriculture appears to be enjoying one of its strongest periods in recent years. Coffee exports have surged to record levels, generating billions of dollars …

Walk through any high-density commercial plaza in downtown Kampala, from the crowded corridors of Kampala Road to the busy tech stalls of Pioneer mall and Mutaasa Kafeero, and one phrase …

ganda’s pharmaceutical industry sits at the intersection of two national priorities: industrialization and public health security. Yet despite years of government support, local manufacturers continue to supply only a small …