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Reeta Roy, Former Mastercard Foundation CEO And Japheth Katto, Ugandan Governance And Capital Markets Guru, To be Awarded Honorary Doctorates By Makerere University

Makerere University will, tomorrow, confer honorary doctorates upon two globally respected leaders — Reeta Roy, former President and Chief Executive Officer of the Mastercard Foundation, and Japheth Katto, one of Uganda’s foremost
The technical leadership team at the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (MoFPED) driving the implementation of the Parish Development Model (PDM), led by Mr. Ramathan Ggoobi (centre), Permanent Secretary and Secretary to the Treasury. Working with a core team that includes Mr. Godfrey Semugoma, Mr. Kaggwa Moses, Mr. Moses Ogwapus, Dr. Ssengonzi Ddamulira, Dr. Bob Munene and Mr. Golooba Lwanga Kezia, Ggoobi oversees the coordination, supervision, and fiscal management systems, ensuring that PDM funds reach parish-based SACCOs across Uganda.

Inside the Ministry of Finance Team Steering Uganda’s Parish Development Model

In all of Uganda’s government programmes, no initiative has captured the spirit of grassroots transformation quite like the Parish Development Model (PDM).It is the most ambitious effort yet to connect public finance
L–R: Uganda’s Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development Matia Kasaija; John Musinguzi Rujoki, Commissioner General of the Uganda Revenue Authority; and Crystal Kabajwara, Chairperson of the Tax Appeals Tribunal — three key figures at the centre of Uganda’s evolving tax and revenue administration landscape as well as tax justice.

Financing Uganda’s 10x Dream: Tax Squeeze, Rising Disputes, and Tax Appeals Tribunal Under Pressure

By CEO East Africa Magazine Team Uganda’s ambition is bold: to grow its economy tenfold, moving millions out of poverty and cementing its place among Africa’s rising stars. The 2025/26 national budget,
October 10, 2025
Hon. Matia Kasaija, the Minister of Finance of Uganda reading the FY2025/26 National Budget this Thursday 12th June 2025 at Kololo Independence Grounds.

UGANDA’S UGX 72.1 TRILLION BUDGET FOR FY2025/26: A Bold Push to Monetise the Economy, Empower People, and Expand Markets

Finance Minister Matia Kasaija has this Thursday 12th June 2025 delivered Uganda’s 2025/26 National Budget at Kololo Independence Grounds, outlining a UGX 72.1 trillion spending plan designed to accelerate inclusive economic transformation.
Uganda’s Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (MoFPED) Hon. Matia Kasaija and Permanent Secretary/Secretary to the Treasury, Ramathan Ggoobi, are under pressure to tame public debt while increasing the efficiency of government spending.

EXCLUSIVE: Gov’t of Uganda borrowed €500 million  from Stanbic Bank to fix FY2022/23 budget holes

The government of Uganda in Q4 of FY2022/23 borrowed €500 million (UGX2 trillion) from Stanbic Bank Uganda and its parent, Standard Bank South Africa, to plug holes in its budget, CEO East
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