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Ethiopia To Help Vulnerable Families Adapt To Climate Shocks In New Multi-Million Dollar Project

Half a million of Ethiopia’s most vulnerable families are set to benefit from a new US$451 million project to increase their resilience to climate shocks in the country’s poorest regions. For more than two decades, climate change has placed a major stress on the Ethiopian economy and on people’s livelihoods.

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Tycoon Tony Elumelu: Africa Must Prioritise Job Creation, Inclusive Growth For Peace & Stability To Prevail

Tony. O. Elumelu C.O.N, Founder, Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) and Chairman, United Bank for Africa Group (UBA) proposed job creation for the youth, inclusive growth, and gender diversity as priority areas for Africa’s development agenda to achieve peace and stability on the continent. He said this while speaking on a

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Report: Parliamentary Candidates To Spend Over Shs500m On 2021 Elections

Uganda’s elections are increasingly getting monetized so much that good candidates without a strong financial muscle stand to lose, a new report has revealed. According to research findings by Alliance for Election Finance Monitoring (ACFIM) in a research study dubbed; unregulated campaign spending and its impact on electoral participants in

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Why Amb. Kiyonga’s Political Capital Should Be Fully Utilized By Kasese People

During the first post Idi Amin national elections in 1980, Dr. Crispus Kiyonga participated as a Parliamentary candidate on the Uganda Patriotic Movement (UPM) ticket. He won the election, making him the only UPM candidate who emerged victorious during those elections. Kiyonga (pictured above) joined the National Resistance Army (NRA) during its struggle against the

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African Countries Move To Tax ‘Eluding’ Online Companies

African revenue tax authorities are meeting in Kampala to discuss ways of taxing mushrooming international online companies that have been dodging paying taxes in the past. This is being discussed at the 4th International Conference on Tax in Africa (ICTA) and the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF)’s 10th anniversary celebration

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Museveni: ‘Taxing Production Is A Big Mistake, It Should Stop’

Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni Tuesday officially opened the 4th International Conference on Tax in Africa (ICTA) and the African Tax Administration Forum’s 10th anniversary celebration at Serena Hotel in the Capital, Kampala. Themed “Innovation- Digitalization and Harnessing Technology to Improve Tax Systems”, the Conference attracted over 300 participants from 48

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