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A former president’s son nearly threw punches at a fellow MP in Uganda’s Parliament after the duo disagreed on the deal recently handed to controversial Dutch company Vitol, making it the sole supplier of petroleum products in Uganda.
On Sunday, November 05, Ugandan President Gen Yoweri waxed lyrical about his new plan to streamline the fuel supply sector by stopping middlemen from cheating Ugandans. But what Museveni did not tell Ugandans was that he plans to bring on board Dutch company Vitol to work with Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC) – a move that could see fuel prices increase.
Ugandan President Gen Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni has a tough decision to make in coming weeks after his US counterpart Joe Biden’s trade envoy revealed what…
President Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa’s Ugandan government has announced it will borrow billions from the World Bank even after the international lender threatened to free loans to…
BUMPER HARVEST: Russian Company to Milk Over Shs150bn from Ugandan Car Owners, Bodaboda Riders in Juicy Digital Number Plates Deal Controversial Russian firm Joint Stock Company…
Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC) has asked Government to give it billions of Shillings to enable it purchase new vehicles to help in promotion of human…
Uganda’s President Gen Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni is banking on a team of officials from his government to convince a top US envoy with the view…
US President Joe Biden has expelled Uganda and three other countries from the list of beneficiary Sub-Saharan countries from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA)…
Audited financial reports by Uganda’s commercial banks have revealed how each of the 25 financial institutions performed in the year ended December 2022, indicating how much profit or loss each bank made. Here is a quick breakdown of how much money each commercial bank made in profits or losses last year as the economy continued to recover from the negative impact of Covid19 lockdown and global shocks occasioned by Russia’s war in Ukraine: