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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 …

Across Uganda’s fertile landscapes, a quiet revolution is taking root. Organic farming, once considered a niche practice reserved for export-focused growers, is now rapidly gaining popularity among both rural farmers …

Uganda has secured a major legal victory in a high-profile international arbitration case involving Rift Valley Railways (RVR), after a London-based tribunal dismissed all claims brought against the Ugandan government. …

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, …

In a significant policy shift aimed at boosting local participation in the economy, the Tanzanian government has issued a directive that prohibits non-citizens from engaging in 15 specific business activities. …

Presidents Yoweri Kaguta Museveni of Uganda and William Ruto of Kenya have taken a significant step toward bolstering regional cooperation and economic growth by signing new bilateral agreements. These additions …

Uganda, in recent years, has witnessed a surge in tourism campaigns aimed not just at international travelers but also at a vital yet often overlooked demographic in its diaspora. With …

Kampala, once celebrated for its lush hills and vibrant green spaces, is rapidly losing its natural landscape to unplanned urban development. From forest reserves to wetlands and public parks, the …

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, …