Kampala inflation

In Uganda today, inflation is no longer a single national experience; it has become a question of geography. The same fuel prices, the same harvest cycles, and the same national …

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Uganda Is Now Ebola-Free: Dr. Andrew Kambugu On What It Took To Get Here

by BusinessTimes Ug

Before we discuss Uganda’s Ebola-free milestone, could you briefly introduce yourself and explain the role of the Infectious Diseases Institute (IDI)? Dr. Kambugu: Dr. Andrew Ddungu Kambugu is a physician…

Why Ugandans Keep Losing Money to Ponzi Schemes Despite Past Warnings

by BusinessTimes Ug

It almost always begins the same way. A whisper from a trusted friend, a screenshot of a mobile money payout on a WhatsApp status, or an influencer flaunting a sudden…

What a Ugandan UN Secretary-General Could Mean for Business, Trade, and Global Markets

by BusinessTimes Ug

When the United Nations begins choosing its next Secretary-General, most people see a diplomatic contest. Investors, multinational companies, and policymakers should see something else: a leadership decision with significant implications…

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East African Medical Vitals (EAMV) has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing safe surgery in Uganda through a pledge of 30,000 pairs of surgical gloves to the Association of Surgeons of…

Uganda’s Inflation Rises to 4.0%: What It Means for Businesses

by BusinessTimes Ug

Uganda’s annual headline inflation rose to 4.0% in July 2026, up from 3.7% in June, according to the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) released by the Uganda Bureau of Statistics…

Why Inflation Hits Kampala and Masaka Harder Than the Rest of Uganda

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