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The fallout between UPDF and Germany, which stems from escalating tensions over governance and human rights concerns, may trigger economic spillovers that could stall or jeopardize Germany's ongoing aid-funded initiatives in Uganda.

From Power Lines to Refugee Aid: What Uganda Stands to Lose in Germany Rift

A growing diplomatic rift between Uganda and Germany threatens to cast a shadow over critical development projects, ranging from refugee support to energy infrastructure. The fallout, which stems from escalating tensions over
May 29, 2025
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From left to right: Sanjay Rughani, CEO Standard Chartered Uganda, Rola Abu Manneh, Standard Chartered CEO for UAE, Middle East and Pakistan, Mr. Moses Bekabye, the Technical Advisor for Economic Affairs from the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development and Mrs. Maria Kiwanuka - Standard Chartered’s Board Chairperson and Independent Non-Executive Director.

Standard Chartered Uganda Hosts Investment Dialogue to Boost Regional Trade 

Standard Chartered is set to invest in boosting regional trade, particularly between Uganda and the Middle East.  The Middle East has emerged as one of the major export destinations for Uganda according
May 23, 2025
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The Ruparelia family—Dr. Sudhir, Jyotsna, Meera, Sheena and Naiya (rajiv's wife)—deliver heartfelt eulogies for Rajiv Ruparelia during his final sendoff. Through tears and treasured memories, they honoured a son, brother, husband, and father whose short life left a lasting legacy of love and impact.

President Museveni, Dr & Mrs Sudhir Ruparelia Lead Nation in Mourning Rajiv Ruparelia

The nation is in mourning following the untimely death of Rajiv Ruparelia, the 35-year-old son of business magnate Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia and a prominent entrepreneur in his own right. Rajiv passed away
May 7, 2025
Destination Uganda is the most rewarding destination in the region with the richest and most diverse natural, human, cultural and historical attractions resource base over a small geographic area” – guaranteeing life-time experiences and the highest return on investment for both tourists and investors.

A leap out of the Covid-19 mess: Uganda’s tourism numbers returning to pre-2020 levels

Covid-19 pushed the tourism sector on the edge – almost to near collapse – non had ever imagined. It was a global disaster, but one that hurt Uganda’s tourism value chain, perhaps
April 21, 2025
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