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MAC East Africa & Isuzu East Africa has donated UGX. 80M (Eighty million Uganda shillings) towards the COVID-19 response efforts in Uganda. This donation, made to the Ministry of Health (Covid-19 Task Force) on April 16th, 2020, at the Ministry Headquarters in Kampala is in support of ongoing measures to fight the pandemic and accelerate efforts in stopping the spread of the virus. MAC EA Ltd, the official Isuzu dealer for Uganda, is part of AL Mansour Group, who are leading distributors for many brands such as Isuzu, Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac & AC Delco along with Opel, Peugeot & MG…
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Kampala, Uganda: Letshego Holdings Ltd, under its subsidiary Letshego Uganda, has today handed over a consignment of water, sanitizers and food rations worth USD10,000 (UGX38,000,000U) to the Uganda Police Force in support of the force’s efforts in keeping the rule of law during the Covid-19 pandemic. The consignment of supplies was handed over by the Letshego Uganda’s Ag. Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Giles Aijukwe to AIGP Asan Kasingye on behalf of IGP Martin Ochola at Uganda Police headquarters in Naguru. “The role of the Uganda Police Force can never be understated. If anything, it is their diligence, round-the-clock supervision that…
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By Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia We are entering into recession period globally and the exception is likely to be India and China with approximately 2% GDP growth in 2020 which is way below the 5% – 8% seen in the past several years. For the benefit of all, I am sharing my perspective on such a scenario on a few aspects as below: What will change during the slowdown? Spend on luxury will come down drastically; Long-term / Capital expenditure such as construction, technology will be almost cut to nil; Lifestyle expenditure such as salary, rent, infrastructure, entertainment will be minimised;…
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Despite coming under pressure from Covid-19 itself, last week the group shut down four of its hotels, The Ruparelia has through its charity arm, The Ruparelia Foundation, donated two new Tata Xenon XLT S.CAB pickup trucks to assist the government of Uganda to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic. Last night, President Museveni, while addressing the nation on the Covid-19 pandemic, made a public call to the Ugandan business community to support his government’s fight against the disease by providing transport means. To date, there are 48 confirmed cases of COvid-19 in Uganda. No deaths have been reported. The trucks donated…
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As Uganda’s 14-day lockdown enters into day 2 and businesses generally suffer from Covid-19 related travel restrictions, Xente Tech, an African e-commerce, and financial services fintech has offered to migrate Ugandan micro-businesses to the Xente online sales platform for free. This limited-time offer will allow especially small businesses to stay trading, cutting costs and increase sales today and in the future, according to Allan Rwakatungu, Xente’s Chief Executive Officer. “If you sell physical products, we can quickly shift your sales channel mix from person-to-person and physical stores to new digital and online channels. We will put special emphasis on Buy…
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By James Byaruhanga The coronavirus continues to wreak havoc in various industries – not only in Uganda and the region but worldwide. Industries such as tourism, hospitality, logistics, production, technology, sports, and entertainment have been hit hard by the pandemic. As of 1 April 2020, 17:33 GMT+3, there were 823,626 confirmed cases and 40,598 confirmed deaths across 206 countries, areas or territories, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). The number of deaths outside China – where it all began – has now surpassed those inside. In Uganda, there are 44 confirmed cases and 0 deaths. Millions are now under…
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A day after Uganda confirmed eight new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total confirmed cases to nine, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has assured Ugandans that the situation is still manageable if only the country followed instructions issued by the ministry on how to manage the deadly virus. In his third national address, in seven days and the second one since Uganda confirmed the landfall of the deadly disease, President Museveni warned businessmen, who are taking advantage of the desperate situation to hike prices, that their licenses will be canceled. “Crooks are hiking prices of food. I want to warn those people,…
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Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng, the Ugandan Minister of Health, has appointed a number of prominent business leaders to spearhead a private sector response against the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19). Details of their terms of reference are not yet clear, but the leaders who have been chosen to reflect the respective industries where they work, we understand are supposed to among others help coordinate resource mobilisation and awareness and sharing of information amongst other roles. The leaders are Barbara Mulwana (Chairman, UMA), Aga Sekalala (Ugachic), Robert Kabushenga (Vision Group) and Daniel Kalinaki (Nation Media Group). The others are Ramathan Ggoobi (Makerere University…
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