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    The slow uptake of fully electrical vehicles prompted the legislative authorities to exempt manufacturers of electric vehicles, batteries, or charging equipment from tax.
    Youth should stop stealing and instead get involved in productive work so that they can earn some money and avoid being killed for petty crimes.

    IS IT THE END OF THE BEGINNING OR THE...

    Several traders in Kikuubo and other areas in downtown Kampala on Monday, April 8, 2024, closed their shops in...

    Private Sector Contributes 77% of Formal Jobs, 80% of...

    Patrick Ocailap, the Deputy Secretary to the Treasury commended the private sector for its significant contribution to Uganda’s economy....

    Uganda on Track to become a Model Country for...

    Uganda is set to advancing and boosting industrialization, as a result, the Presidential CEO Forum (PCF) organised and held...

    BOU to Raise Minimum Paid-up Capital by Commercial Banks,...

    The Bank of Uganda (BOU), which supervises and regulates financial institutions in Uganda including the commercial banks and credit...

    Rehabilitation of Kampala-Mukono Railway Line Commences

    The Uganda Railway Cooperation has started the rehabilitation of the Kampala Namanve–Namanve Mukono railway line on Friday, June 24,...

    Medical Interns Petition Speaker of Parliament amidst Scuffles with...

    There have been running battles between the police and medical interns along parliamentary avenue on Wednesday morning, June 21,...

    RAMATHAN GGOOBI: 2023/24 Best Budget Ever

    The Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Finance who is also the Secretary to the Treasury, Ramathan Ggoobi has confidently...

    Government Secures 2.2 Trillion to Solve Flooding in Kampala

    The Finance Minister Matia Kasaija on Thursday, June 15, 2023, while presenting the National Budget for the next FY...

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