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Uganda Takes Stock of Its Biggest Economic Shake-Ups In 2018

While Uganda's Finance Minister Matia Kasaija was upbeat about the economic growth experienced in the 2017/18 financial year, he was implored by experts to recheck his figures claiming they were not in tandem with the reality on the ground, writes Ismail Musa Ladu and Christine Kasemiire for The Monitor.

Uganda: Biggest Events That Shaped Business in 2018

Monitor, 18 December 2018

The National BudgetWhile delivering the Budget Speech for financial Year 2018/19 in June, finance minister Matia Kasaija said: "Economic stability has been consistently maintained… Read more »

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Uganda: Bad News for Uganda Economy

Independent (Kampala), 15 October 2018

Uganda's economy is likely to grow by 6.5%, according to central bank governor Emmanuel Tumusiime Mutebile. That would be about 12% higher than last year and the highest rate in… Read more »
Uganda: How We Became a Nation of Red Lips, Sad Eyes and Boat 'Hiccups'

Monitor, 7 December 2018

Our economy hit rock bottom in the second half of the eight long years of president Idi Amin's rule (January 1971 to April 1979). That was the time Amin pursued unpredictable trade… Read more »
Uganda: Uganda in Trade Surplus With Neighbours - BoU

Observer, 11 December 2018

Uganda is presently enjoying trade surplus with all her neighbours, Bank of Uganda has revealed. Read more »
Uganda: Uganda MPs Speak Out On Ballooning National Debt

East African, 11 October 2018

Uganda's Parliamentary Accounts Committee has raised a red flag over the rate at which the government is borrowing. Read more »

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Uganda Takes Stock of Its Biggest Economic Shake-Ups In 2018

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