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Uganda: Labour Export to Middle East Increases By 15,000
Monitor, 24 February 2017
Up to 65,000 Ugandans are doing odd jobs in the Middle East, the Uganda Association of External Recruitment Agencies (UAERA), has said. Read more »
Number of Ugandans Working Odd Jobs in Middle East Surges
The Uganda Association of External Recruitment Agencies has said the figure has increased to 65,000 due to 15,000 people who joined the exodus in one year.
Job seekers register for police recruitment in Kampala. Many Ugandans are believed to prefer working abroad because it is said they earn better salaries there.
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Uganda: Labour Exports to Middle East Surges
Monitor, 23 February 2017
Up to 65, 000 Ugandans are doing odd jobs in the Middle East, the Uganda Association of External Recruitment Agencies (UAERA) says. Read more »
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Uganda: Recruitment Agencies Ask Govt to Lift Ban On Export of Maids
Monitor, 25 January 2017
External recruitment agencies have asked government to cancel the ban on exportation of domestic workers to enable Ugandans tap into foreign jobs. Read more »
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Uganda: Labour Agencies Optimistic About Uganda - Gulf Pacts
Monitor, 1 December 2016
The Uganda Association of External Recruitment Agencies has welcomed the bilateral labour agreements that countries in the Middle East are signing with Uganda to export labour… Read more »
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Uganda: Uganda Signs Labour Export Deal With Jordan
Observer, 26 October 2016
Ugandans will have an opportunity to work in Jordan following the signing of an agreement between officials of both countries. Read more »
