Economy Archives – Page 15 of 15

National Insurance Corporation narrowly survives the axe

By Mark Muhumuza Survival instincts; this is perhaps the best way of describing how National Insurance Corporation Limited (NIC) survived being suspended by the Uganda Securities Exchange (USE) for delaying the release

July 12, 2013

Business & Markets

With one foot in the door, Turkey’s Kolin Construction eyes big opportunities

By Silvia Nyambura In May 2012, Kolin, a Turkish construction company was awarded a contract to build the Hoima-Kaiso-Tonya road that leads to the oil rich Buliisa district of Uganda. One year

July 11, 2013

The Big Story

Tough budget but let’s support it

For the first time, Uganda will fund over 80% of her 2013/14 Ushs13trillion budget using domestic resources, mainly taxes and internal borrowing.While its good news Uganda is weaning off from donor support,

July 11, 2013

Business & Markets

Is the rise of money lenders a sign of a failed monetary system?

By Patrick Kagenda Although very few people will admit it, most of us have used the services of a money lender, also known as a loan shark. Loan sharks come in handy

April 4, 2013

Business & Markets

Economy- Page 15

National Insurance Corporation narrowly survives the axe

With one foot in the door, Turkey’s Kolin Construction eyes big opportunities

Tough budget but let’s support it

Is the rise of money lenders a sign of a failed monetary system?

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