Energy ministry Irene Muloni has expressed the government’s wish to join the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries as a full member so Uganda can tap into benefits like the stabilisation of crude oil prices
The turn of events in favour of President Kenyatta is not surprising. It suggests that the process of free elections was never intended to help the country democratise. This mirrors events in other seemingly transitioning countries such as Zimbabwe or Senegal
A slowdown in the rise of food prices was responsible for the drop in the increase of Uganda consumer prices in November to their lowest level since March 2015, according to figures from the statistics bureau
Stanbic Bank Uganda is cutting its prime lending rate from 18% to 17.5% for loans in Uganda shillings, in response …
Foreign Minister Sam Kahamba Kutesa is seeking to sell his stake in Entebbe Handling Services, the ground-handling company at Entebbe International Airport, industry sources told Uganda Business News
Many of the problems facing the banking industry today can be more effectively solved if banks cooperate to pool resources and realise economies of scale and thereby reduce costs
In Uganda, President Yoweri Museveni – who has been in power for almost 30 years – clings on, is plotting to change the constitution so that he can stand in the 2021 elections. How long can he stay in power?
Sam Kahamba Kutesa, Uganda’s foreign minister, was bribed by a Chinese businessman in exchange for business advantages for a Chinese oil and gas company, according to an unsealed complaint released by the the U.S. Justice Department
Stanbic Bank Uganda, in partnership with the Energy Industries Council EIC, and the British High Commission on Tuesday hosted a high-powered trade delegation from the UK
Uganda plans to convert part of its debt in Uganda Telecom Limited into shares as part of a plan to increase its shareholding in the troubled company