December 3
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Observer
Starting Monday, all shipments coming into Uganda from outside the East African region will be inspected from their respective countries of origin as the Uganda Bureau of Standards... Read more »
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UNBS Launches Measure to Fight Counterfeit Imports
Independent
The Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) will on Dec. 3 reinstate the requirement for all imports to have a certificate of conformity to standards in their country of origin... Read more »
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Independent
Private sector, experts optimistic about benefits of joining Free Trade Area: Read more »
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Will the Shilling Recover Soon? [opinion]
Observer
In the week ending November 30, 2012, the shilling traded in a very volatile fashion. Volatility came amid a deterioration in market sentiment coupled with elevated demand from... Read more »
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Cecafa Cup Should Rebrand to Survive [opinion]
Observer
It's an open secret that the ongoing Cecafa Cup in Kampala is a pale shadow of the tournament's glory days. Read more »
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Independent
The Governor Bank of Uganda, Emmanuel Tumusiime Mutebile has urged commercial banks to extend banking services closer to the people if the latter is to benefit from the services... Read more »
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Independent
Revealed: Uganda's cheapest and most expensive banks for salary earners: Read more »
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Umeme Wins Again in Messy Electricity Sector
Independent
Just days after a parliamentary committee recommended termination of its contract over inflated claims, Umeme is set to again raise the cost of electricity to consumers Read more »
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Inflation Up Ahead of Christmas
New Vision
Annual headline inflation has risen to 4.9% at the end of November, slightly eating into the real value of money following increases in the prices of food crops, electricity, fuel... Read more »
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Double Pay Cited in Pension Scam
New Vision
Fresh details emerging from the ongoing Police probe into the $113,000 (about sh282.5m ) foreign pensioners scam suggest double payments were made, Police sources have said. Read more »
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Uhuru, Ruto Formally Unveil Pre-Poll Deal
Capital FM
The rains in Nakuru on Sunday did little to dampen the mood and expectations of the people as they waited for the announcement of the coalition agreement between Deputy Prime... Read more »
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EU Wants Transparency, Efficiency At Dar Port [interview]
Daily News
ON November 20, 2012, Transport Minister, Dr Harrison Mwakyembe hosted EU ambassadors'tour at the Dar es Salaam port. Read more »
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Equity CEO Named Forbes Africa Person of the Year 2012
The Star
The nominees for the Person of The Year Award were submitted by various industries as well as Forbes Africa readers who voted online. The hundreds of nominees were then shortlisted... Read more »
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The Star
Five people have been killed and several others critically injured in a grisly road accident at Kamirithu area along the Nairobi - Nakuru highway. Among the dead is the driver of... Read more »
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Police Deploy Security to Areas Where There Is Chaos
The Star
Police have been deployed to areas where hooligans are harassing passengers, motorists and matatu operators who are working. Touts are allegedly blocking some roads and forcefully... Read more »
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Kenya Airways Ordered to Rehire Sacked Employees
The Star
The industrial court has ordered Kenya Airways management to reinstate all the employees who were unlawfully retrenched in September. KQ's appeal attempts to this ruling have... Read more »
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Offering Discounted Rates, Osteria Opens in CBD
Capital FM
Thirty-five minutes have passed since I placed my order at Osteria Café Helena, Osteria's newest location in Nairobi's CBD. Read more »
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The Adama One Wind Power Project Inaugurated
Government of Ethiopia
The Adama One Wind Power Project, built at a cost of US$117 million was inaugurated on Saturday (December 1st) in the presence of Prime Minister Hailemariam and other high level... Read more »
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Public Vehicle Operators Claim Police Are Harrassing Them With New Law
The Star
Striking matatu operators claim they are being harassed by police in the name of implementing the new traffic laws. Association chairman Dickson Mbugua says some of their members... Read more »
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Officers Directed to Enforce Traffic Law
The Star
Expect to see more police officers on the road following a directive to ensure the new traffic rules are enforced. Over the weekend, close to a thousand motorists and motorcyclists... Read more »
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Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka to Register As a Voter
The Star
With only sixteen days to go before the voter registration exercise closes, Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka is expected to register as a voter today at the Tseikuru Primary School... Read more »
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Campaign Launched to Help Stranded Motorists
The Star
A campaign dubbed 'CARRY A KENYAN' which was launched last week is urging motorists to carry commuters especially primary school students who are set to begin their exams tomorrow.... Read more »
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The Star
Commuters in Nairobi have been forced to walk to work as matatu operators keep off the roads to protest the recently effected Traffic laws. Police say they have received reports... Read more »
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Vision 2030 Now Benefits Us On a Day-to-Day Basis [opinion]
The Star
When His Excellency President Kibaki launched Vision 2030 on June 10, 2008 he called it a "great day in our collective effort to provide all Kenyans with a better future not only... Read more »
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Public Service Vehicles Strike in Some Routes
The Star
Several people are walking to work this morning as matatu operators in various routes withdraw their vehicles from the roads as they continue to protest the new traffic rules. Some... Read more »
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