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Former Bukoto Mid-West MP Isaac Ssejoba Mayanja has distributed coffee seedlings to farmers in Lwengo, seeking to revive plantations damaged by prolonged dry spells and promote commercial agriculture.

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This comes at a time when businesses are grappling with exchange-rate volatility, higher fuel...

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Tax pressure feeds into high borrowing costs. Debt pressure feeds into weak service delivery.

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Kampala, Uganda | URN | Bank of Uganda Governor Dr Michael Atingi-Ego has warned that the central bank cannot sustainably defend the Ugandan shilling against depreciation, saying long-term stability will depend on increasing exports, tourism earnings and domestic production. Appearing before Parliament’s Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE), Atingi-Ego said the … The post BoU Governor warns against reliance on Central Bank to stabilise shilling appeared first on The Independent Uganda: .

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Uganda recorded a trade deficit of $808.97 million with East African Community (EAC) member states in August 2026, as imports from the region significantly outstripped the country’s export earnings, according to the Uganda Development Bank’s Macro-Economic Digest. The report indicates that Uganda earned $241.29 million from exports to the regional bloc during the month, compared […] The post Uganda’s trade deficit with EAC widens appeared first on The Observer Media Ltd .

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The Bank of Uganda held its benchmark Central Bank Rate at 12 per cent on Monday as a weakening shilling and higher prices at the pump station held inflation up and choked economic growth. While releasing the Monetary Policy report on November 9, Bank of Uganda Governor Michael Atingi-Ego described the tightening as temporary, meant […] The post Bank of Uganda maintains key rate at 12 per cent appeared first on The Observer Media Ltd .

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dfcu Bank has launched a home loan offer priced at 16.9 per cent a year, with a 60-day repayment holiday, as borrowers face an uncertain interest rate outlook. The launch follows Monday’s decision by the Bank of Uganda to hold its Central Bank Rate at 12 per cent, and warning that borrowers could face a […] The post dfcu launches home loan product appeared first on The Observer Media Ltd .

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Gen. Salim Saleh has two related initiatives happening at the same time: (a) negotiating the release of Dr Kizza Besigye and Hajji Obeid Lutale, and (b) initiating talks for Uganda to come together, and develop a different form of governance, something like that. On this second initiative – talking and power sharing – it is […] The post Why Gen. Saleh’s initiatives on Besigye and country look suspicious appeared first on The Observer Media Ltd .

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A colleague and I were discussing the growing calls for dialogue between the government and the opposition when he asked me something I keep thinking about. “Have you imagined the day after the negotiations?” Imagine it is all over. President Museveni and your preferred opposition leader have sat across the table. Diplomats have flown in. […] The post What will the morning after the dialogue look like for the opposition? appeared first on The Observer Media Ltd .

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Are we rushing to modernize our schools while completely forgetting our reality and context? The ministry of Education and Sports is currently pushing for a move towards a cashless pocket money policy in all schools in Uganda. The plan comes at a time when many children in Budaka district are dropping out of school because […] The post Tech Vs stomachs: Why Uganda’s education policies must face ground reality appeared first on The Observer Media Ltd .

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