HomeBusiness

Business

spot_img

Uganda Hosts CII Investors to Tighten Economic Ties

In 2019, Indian investments in Uganda reached $500 million, making India one of Uganda’s top investors. Bilateral trade between the two countries stood at $1.3 billion, with key exports from India including pharmaceuticals, automobiles, and textiles, while Uganda exports tea, wood, and related products to India.

Ugandan Investors Asked to Embrace EIPP

The major reason SHIPU was created was to ensure effective and sustainable collaboration between government institutions and investors at all levels for collective growth and development.

17 Ugandan Radio Stations Face Shutdown over Unlicensed Operations

UCC has intensified efforts against illegal stations, effectively shutting numerous radio stations for similar offenses.

Nakawa Division Residents Decry Delayed Road Works

The delays of the ongoing construction of the road have not only affected the business community and people with vehicles but have immensely affected people who use boda bodas as means of transport to reach their different work stations, since by the time they arrive they are covered with dust.

USAFI Market Traders Decry Poor Sanitation as Garbage Heaps Surge

The challenge of garbage collection is not only limited to the USAFI market, but many other markets around the city still face a big challenge of garbage heaps, which not only cause business losses but also pause a big health threat.

Designer Madoi Prepared to Recover from Days Wasted in Prison

Rasmas is a Rastaman’s celebration of jubilation in combination with civilization and modernization. It is liberation and a revolution for the young generation to acquire education with positive and vibrant inspirations in society, with the dress code being freedom colors.

VP Alupo Commends Science and Innovation for Transforming Uganda’s Agricultural Sector

As Uganda faces rising temperatures and irregular rainfall patterns, initiatives like these are crucial in ensuring sustainable farming practices that are able to cope with future climate changes.

Subscribe

- Never miss a story with notifications

- Gain full access to our premium content

- Browse free from up to 5 devices at once

Must read

spot_img