Ford Motor Company and its distributor, Cooper Motor Corporation (CMC) Uganda, has unveiled the all-new Ford Everest at a media breakfast briefing, today. The briefing took place at the CMC headquarters in Nakawa
Uganda is not collecting as much as it could in taxes, according to the latest country economic update from the World Bank launched today in Kampala
After six years as the World Bank’s vice president for Africa, Makhtar Diop has been appointed as the World Bank’s Vice President for Infrastructure. In his previous role, Mr Diop oversaw the delivery of a record-breaking $70 billion to Sub-Saharan Africa to help tackle key development challenges
Timothy Amukele, Johns Hopkins University Laboratory tests are the backbone of clinical care. They are used to screen patients, to …
The European Union is likely to continue pushing the East African Community on the free trade agreements, the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA), on which the five regional member countries maintained protracted differences.
The most publicly reported exit in Uganda was the 2016 Actis exit of Umeme. Actis invested in the power distributor in March 2005.
Stanbic Bank Uganda’s chief executive officer, Patrick Mweheire, has been elected chairman of the Uganda Banker’s Association, taking over from Fabian Kasi who held the position for three years
As part of its commitment to transforming lives in communities, Stanbic Bank Uganda – Uganda’s biggest bank – has, in partnership with USAID, supported a key literacy initiative with the handover of reading cards worth Shs20 million aimed to provide primary school pupils with reading materials
Uganda’s Greenfield oil refinery will cost at least $2.85b (approx Shs10trillion) of which $1b (Shs3.6trillion) will go back to the United States in export content, the Department of Commerce has revealed.
The Fifth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly on Budgetary and Administrative has made a business case for the establishment of three one-stop centers across the globe. The “global shared service centers” will be based in Nairobi, Budapest and Mexico City.