Month: June 2025

Lawrence Wavamunno, Vivo Energy Uganda Laboratory Technician demonstrates the rigorous processes and various quality assurance processes fuel goes through at the offloading point at the fuel station to ensure fuel meets the highest quality standards for the customers.   Vivo Energy Uganda, the company that distributes and markets Shell-branded fuels

Deputy Speaker, Thomas Tayebwa addresses Members of ACCA Uganda at the opening of the 2024 Convention at Speke Resort in Munyonyo on Wednesday.    The ACCA Uganda Members Convention 2024 opened at Speke Resort in Munyonyo, Kampala, on Wednesday with calls for entities to embrace sustainability. Deputy Speaker of Parliament,

The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) has said there is no proposal to tax food allowances for employees, and that neither is there a law to that effect. On Tuesday evening, the media was awash with reports suggesting that there is a proposal by the taxman to start levying 18% VAT

Charity Kalebbo Ahimbisibwe, the Executive Director at Electoral Laws Institute in Uganda The Executive Director, Electoral Laws Institute in Uganda, Charity Kalebbo Ahimbisibwe, has commended the Electoral Commission (EC) on the ongoing nationwide exercise for identification and mapping of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) on the National Voters Register  in preparation for

UCAA officials and partners at the launch of safety week Uganda Civil Aviation Authority, in conjunction with stakeholders operating at Entebbe International Airport, has launched Safety Week activities running from November 11-15, 2024. Speaking at the opening of the week-long event, the Authority’s Director General, Fred K. Bamwesigye, said the

Dr Gudula Naiga Basaza, chairperson of the Bank’s Women Business Advisory Council. Empowering women is like watering the roots of a tree, it nourishes the entire community. This was one of dfcu Bank’s considerations when it started the dfcu Women in Business Program (WiB) in 2007. As the name suggests,

An average Ugandan saver now has more cash than a Kenyan of Tanzanian, this arising from the public's better understanding of the advantages of investment vehicles known as Collective Investment Schemes (CIS) and Unit Trusts. Such fund assets under management (AUM) in Uganda are now worth 3.5 trillion shillings or

The government is confident that the cost of internet in the country will drop by up to 50 percent by the end of January, as it strives to empower innovation. The high cost of the Internet has been listed among the main challenges to doing business in Uganda and entrepreneurs