Uganda business

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 …

Long before Ian Rumanyika became one of East Africa’s most respected communications strategists, he was learning the principles of business from behind the counter of his mother’s small neighbourhood supermarket. …

Half a century after its founding, the Public Relations Association of Uganda (PRAU) is preparing to mark its 50th anniversary with a landmark Symposium that its President says should serve …

As businesses place greater emphasis on inclusive leadership and executive diversity, the Uganda Institute of Banking and Financial Services (UIBFS) has concluded its Women in Leadership Program 2026, reinforcing efforts …

Today, business success is measured not just by what we achieve, but by how we achieve it. In Uganda, businesses drive growth, create jobs and expand opportunity. At the same …

For much of the past three years, Uganda’s economy has been one of East Africa’s standout performers. Massive infrastructure projects, preparations for first oil production, expanding industrial activity, strong agricultural …

A landmark High Court ruling has confirmed that services can be imported even when no goods cross Uganda’s borders. The decision in URA v EY Uganda sends a powerful message …

Women-owned businesses contribute significantly to Uganda’s economy, yet many entrepreneurs continue to face barriers that limit growth beyond small-scale operations. Access to finance, business management skills, market opportunities, and long-term …

At the busy border crossings of Malaba and Busia, East Africa’s vision of a borderless market often grinds to a halt. Truck drivers wait for hours under the equatorial sun …