BY FAITH ATHNUS In August 2016, MTN Uganda, together with Commercial Bank of Africa (CBA Bank), launched MoKash, a digital service that allows mobile money subscribers to access microloans and also save
BY PAUL TENTENA According to the state of the economy report, prepared by the Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU) Policy Advocacy Unit, the first half of the year was headlined by uncertainties in the macroeconomic environment characterised by high interest
At Parliament on Tuesday, Budadiri West MP Nandala Mafabi, who is leading the chorus for an audit into BoU, told Parliament that Kasekende was attempting to shield a “mafia
Four years ago, Vision Group allegedly put off air a major entrepreneurial broadcaster. Sports TV, the first free-to-air broadcaster in the continent, was already finding its auto-functions on the remote controls of
Is Rwanda just obstinate? Or is there something that the Kigali administration is seeing in this used clothes ban that the rest of the regional lot can’t? What is it that is
In January, MP Cecilia Ogwal (FDC, Dokolo District) raised eyebrows in Parliament when she claimed that there are suspicious movements of vehicles said to be transporting oil drilled from the exploration sites.
Straight on the heels of Kenyan government’s long journey to gaining approval for direct flights to the US, Rwanda is fast on the ground to leave nothing untoward in ensuring that its
By Kenneth Legesi Africa is increasingly grappling with the issue of housing deficit. From one economy to another, citizens are left to fend amid prohibitive housing rates, leaving many to continue living
Faced with a wave of crime, including murder of high profile personalities in broad daylight as well as women murders and, most recently, killing of foreign nationals and kidnap and murder of
The former director of economic monitoring at Internal Security Organisation (ISO) completed a jail term for corruption on March 3, last year, following his conviction for embezzling UGX120 million Global Fund money.
The 2017 Corruption Perceptions Index shows that, like Uganda, the majority of countries are making little or no progress in ending corruption, while further analysis shows journalists and activists in corrupt countries
Food-plus-wine might make a seven-course meal, but there is something else it makes too: a dainty. And such was the affair when some 300 guests turned up at Kampala Serena Hotel for