Month: November 2024

There is a dispute between the Mbale City authorities and property developers within the city over the collection of property rates taxes. Property developers are urging the government through the Office of the Inspectorate of Government (IGG) and the State House Anti-Corruption Unit to intervene in the tax collection wrangles

Political and economic conflicts in the developed world are increasingly becoming significant to emerging and less developed countries like Uganda, as the world economies become more interconnected, according to experts. This is one of the main threats to Uganda’s financial sector and calls for more caution from the financial institutions

Ham Mukasa's house called Kewerimidde located in Mengo, Kampala Private owners and managers of historical buildings and sites in Uganda have been urged to adopt development methods that preserve the heritage of such facilities. Speaking at a workshop organized by the Cross-Cultural Foundation Uganda, Frederick Nsibambi, the organization's Deputy Executive

Soroti City Council is losing more than 100 million shillings every month to non-compliant service providers contracted to collect local revenue. The findings are contained in the status report of payment of tendered revenue sources for the Financial Year 2022/2023. The report, covering the period from November 2022 to January

Members of Parliament on the Budget Committee have deferred approval of a supplementary budget worth 20 billion Shillings for Kiira Motors Company to produce and deploy initial electric buses in the greater Kampala Metropolitan Area. The committee has deferred approval until it interacts with the State House comptroller and officials

Lwengo district risks losing its prime property over an accumulated debt it owes to former Member of Parliament for Bukoto West Abdul Kitatta. Kitatta is threatening to repossess seven out of the ten acres of land on which the district constructed its headquarters in Mbirizi town council, over an outstanding

Hon. Balimwezo Ronald Nsubuga- MP Nakawa East  (Centre) together with officials from Uganda Breweries Ltd take a group photo with Luzira women that recieved mushroom gardens. Uganda Breweries Limited in partnership with the office of the Luzira Women Councillor LC III has offered agribusiness training and donated 2,000 mushroom gardens to Luzira

Dr. Patrick Ibembe Embattled former chairperson of Uganda Security Printing Corporation (USPC) and also as a board member of Uganda Printing and Publishing Corporation (UPPC), Dr. Patrick Ibembe threw away his job nine days after police had commenced its investigations into the alleged corruption at UPPC. It has emerged that