Inflation holds steady at 3.1% as food prices climb
December’s inflation held at 3.1% as rising vegetable and energy costs offset easing core price growth
December’s inflation held at 3.1% as rising vegetable and energy costs offset easing core price growth
Uganda’s coffee exports jumped 38 per cent in October, driven by an abundant harvest and surging arabica prices that more than doubled earnings from the premium bean
Shared-cost models between buyers and suppliers emerge as Uganda’s best hope for meeting EU traceability standards that threaten access to lucrative coffee markets
Nigeria deployed jets to help crush Benin’s coup attempt, marking Ecowas’s first successful military intervention against putschists since the region’s coup epidemic began in 2020
The first G20 on African soil delivered on debt, energy and minerals — but can these wins survive Trump’s antagonism and America’s forthcoming presidency?
The wait is over for fans across the continent; it’s time to look back at the sounds, stories, and voices that defined your year with 2025 Spotify Wrapped
Absa recently unveiled its inaugural Social Impact Awards, celebrating colleagues who have advanced the bank’s purpose of being a force for good through volunteer work across the continent
Joshua Baraka outperforms Davido and Kendrick Lamar on Uganda’s Spotify charts, but West African dominance persists across albums and artists; a closer look at the numbers
Bank of Uganda governor charts Uganda’s path from $50bn to $500bn economy, anchored in oil-funded transformation and intergenerational equity
Uganda’s oil suppliers told to pursue regional opportunities as domestic market set to narrow when production starts