UBL Injects Shs1.127 Trillion into Uganda’s Economy
new report by Oxford Economics Africa has revealed that Uganda Breweries Limited (UBL) contributed Shs1.127 trillion to Uganda's economy during 2024 through its operation...
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Agoro irrigation scheme revamp raises hopes of transforming Lamwo into north’s food basket
Beneath the rolling hills of Agoro sub-county in Lamwo district, close to Uganda’s border with South Sudan, a renewed investment in irrigation infrastructure is of...
Mbarara woman dies after spending world record breaking 6 years in ICU
Claire Kirabo passed away yesterday at Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital after spending six years on life support following a rare stroke. Her stay appears to match the...
Bebe Cool explains how he became wealthy after Shs3.7bn Zuena mansion acquisition
Bebe Cool says government deals, consistency and investment in assets helped him build his wealth.Bebe Cool recently acquired a mansion worth about Shs3.7 billion.He says...
LC election officials to earn up to Shs546,000 as government unveils pay package
The government has revealed the allowances for officials who will conduct the upcoming Local Council elections, with sub-county supervisors set to receive the highest fac...
Inside The Shocking Findings Auditor General Made On Busega-Mpigi Road Months Before M7 Fired Works Bosses
his 26th June letter, President Museveni directed the IGG Aisha Naluzze Batala to commence investigations into the conduct of three Works Ministry engineers namely Edwin...
LIST: The top 10 highest paying government jobs in Uganda in 2026/2027
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Obore, And 7 Other Anita Among Tight Buddies Charged With Embezzling Over Shs35billions
The Inspector General of Government [IGG] has formally charged Eight parliamentary bosses who were close and tight buddies of former Speaker Anita Among who last appeared...
Why your business never grows: Stop spending your capital like pocket money
For many self-employed people, all income goes into one mobile money account. The same account pays for transport, lunch, school fees, rent and business stock. At the end...