Ugandans pay the price of a weaker shilling
Uganda's weaker shilling and rising fuel prices increase costs for households and businesses.
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Uganda's weaker shilling and rising fuel prices increase costs for households and businesses.
The African Union-backed Africa Credit Rating Agency has launched in Mauritius, aiming to provide independent, credible and Africa-focused assessments of credit risk.
Uganda National Examinations Board extends History paper duration by 15 minutes
NCBA Bank Uganda waives transaction fees on selected digital banking services until December 31, 2026, to ease customers' financial burden and encourage digital banking adoption.
Uganda's Nile Breweries Limited marks 75 years, focusing on local sourcing, tax policy, and sustainability for future growth.
Pope Leo XIV, 71, undergoes surgery for lung cancer, sparking concerns over his recovery and ability to fulfill upcoming engagements.
Uganda seeks Thai investment in agro-processing, manufacturing, and technology to drive economic growth.
Uganda government to advance UGX 175 billion to Abubaker Technical Services to complete Hoima–Busunju Road, a key project for 2027 Africa Cup of Nations.
Airbus forecasts Africa will need 1,640 new passenger aircraft and 71,000 aviation professionals by 2045.
Uganda and Thailand explore economic cooperation and investment opportunities at a networking dinner in Bangkok.
Uganda's Harriet Nakwedde empowers women and youth with business supplies and financial literacy to boost entrepreneurship.
Ministers Gen. Katumba Wamala and Kahinda Otafiire give contrasting accounts of Uganda's Intelligent Transport Monitoring System.