Ugandan businesses are expected to be on the edge as Kenya heads back to what could be a heated electoral period this week, with worries that the smooth flow of goods along East Africa's main transport corridor could be disrupted.
With opposition figures in Kenya promising countrywide protests against the organizers of the election, Ugandan businesses are starting to feel the impact, with the price of fuel rising while the shilling has started feeling the shocks.
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