The trading in The New Vision rights issue commenced on Monday at the Uganda Securities Exchange (USE) with over 14 million rights traded. The rights traded at a special counter that registered price fluctuations from a low of sh200, peaking
The absence of practical business skills has made it difficult for Ugandans to compete globally, the investment state minister, Semakula Kiwanuka, has said.
Dr. Juergen Zattler is the deputy director general for Germany's Multilateral and European Development Policy. He told Alice Kiingi during a recent interview in Berlin how the soaring food prices are a big turn for local farmers.
The UPDF has installed the integrated information management system at all the division and brigade headquarters to eradicate ghost soldiers on the payroll, reports Chris Ocowun.
Kampala City Council (KCC) casual workers are to be laid off, the city spokesperson, Simon Muhumuza, said Tuesday. Muhumuza said the decision was aimed at improving service delivery and KCC's image.
There have been mixed reactions since sh1.1trillion was allocated to the roads sector in the 2008/09 budget. Some people say the sector did not deserve that amount because it will be wasted after all. However, transport minister John Nasasira is
The district will receive sh1.1b for the National Agricultural Advisory Services (NAADS) this financial year, the chief administrative officer, Henry Makumbi, has said.
The High Court has rejected a Government request to cancel consent judgments in which it had committed itself to pay billions of shillings as compensation to former employees of the defunct Dairy Corporation.
Warid Telecom has launched a promotion dubbed "Mega Bonus" in which all subscribers can make free calls all day. The company which launched in Uganda in 2007 claims it has 650,000 subscribers.
Industries must design and plan a mechanism by which they can contribute to reduce environmental pollution, the Addis Ababa City Administration Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) urged on Tuesday.
The National Investments Company Limited (Nicol) had a 33 per cent share rise in its first day of trading at the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) on Tuesday.
Mixed reactions yesterday greeted the announcement of new bus fares.The Dar es Salaam Commuter Bus Owners Association (Darcoboa) demanded that the Surface and Marine Transport Authority (Sumatra) grant higher rates.
Former First Lady Anna Mkapa and the vice-chancellor of a public university were named in Parliament on Tuesday night as the owners of a microfinance company accused of ripping off thousands of schoolteachers, .
