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President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has called for a review of hotel taxation policies and financing models for the tourism sector, saying the industry should be treated as an export and …

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 rise of technology in Uganda has ushered in a new era for education through e-learning, reshaping how learners engage with knowledge across the country. From pre-primary to university level, …

In a deliberate move to economically empower bouncers and promote self-employment among the youth, the government through the Microfinance Support Centre (MSC) has launched a nationwide programme to support bouncers …

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 …

Uganda has taken a major leap in its quest to become a regional powerhouse in the gold industry with the launch of the $20 million Euro Gold Refinery, a state-of-the-art …

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. …