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COVID-19 Impact on Private Sector

Claire Amanya Rukundo-Kakeeto (left) is the Founder and Managing Partner of CR Amanya Advocates & Solicitors. Frank Rovin Wadidi (right) is a lawyer at CR. Amanya Advocates & Solicitors.

Is your school burdened by debt? CR Amanya Advocates & Solicitors explores some legal options that could get you back on your feet

By Claire Amanya Rukundo-Kakeeto & Frank Rovin Wadidi Two weeks ago, Ugandan schools finally reopened their classrooms for learners after two years of closure because of the Covid-19 pandemic. It was a
January 27, 2022
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Henry Njoroge, Director Marketing, Airtel Uganda. he notes that businesses today are slowly moving away from traditional marketing due to the increasing number of online community and embracing new go-to-market approaches like influencer marketing and use of smartphones to reach their diverse clientele across the country and borders

Customers of exiting firms deserve a seamless & memorable transition

By Henry Njoroge There’s no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted Uganda in both an undesirable and positive way to some extent and this trend will continue– at least for the
October 8, 2021
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Ronald Muyanja, the Head of Trading at Stanbic Bank Uganda. He says some firms reported that they had been able to secure new customers over the month, thereby leading to higher new orders

Business picks up as private sector warms up to relaxed lockdown measures

The headline Stanbic Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) moved back above the 50.0 mark in August, posting 50.2 from 34.6 in July. Readings above 50.0 signal an improvement in business conditions on the
September 4, 2021
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Government is said to be reviewing some suggestions that were made, in regard to how bars can operate, even amidst the pandemic. Courtesy photo

Formal Reopening of Bars, Performing Arts Sector Still Pending

President Yoweri Museveni has noted that the government might consider easing restrictions imposed on the performing arts sector, cinema halls and bars. The entertainment sector has remained closed since the initial lockdown
February 5, 2021
Simon Kaheru, Public Affairs and Communications Director at Coco Cola Beverages Africa in Uganda, also the chairperson of the Kampala Industrial & Business Park COVID-19 Task Force

Tighten COVID-19 safety measures, Kampala Industrial & Business Park Taskforce Chairman Tells Operators

Kampala Industrial & Business Park COVID-19 task force has told residents and operators in the area to continue observing safety precautions and Standard Operating Procedures in the continued fight against COVID-19. This
November 28, 2020
Left to right: Herbert Kamuntu - Kachain Logistics (Nile Breweries Distributor), Herbert Tumwesigye - Great Lakes Regional Distributors and Seruta Godfrey - Premier Distributors (spirits distributors) address the press in Kampala yesterday.

Reopen bars with strict SOPs, Distributors and Retailers ask government

Top distributors for the two major breweries have highlighted the impact continued closure of bars is having on their business operations and on the wider distribution value chain, with a call for
November 19, 2020
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