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‘Risky’ Agriculture Sector Attracting Highest Lending Rates In Uganda-Report

Agriculture is the backbone of Uganda’s economy but the sector continues to get highest interest rates Agriculture sector tops the sectors with highest lending rates in Uganda, Bank of Uganda’s Annual Report for 2023/2024, has revealed. The report says in 2023/2024, interest rates varied among sectors primarily due to differences

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Dry Spell To Run Up to Mid-August Over Most Parts of Uganda As Detailed Breakdown Of Forecast By District Revealed

The Ministry of Water and Environment has released the June to August 2025 seasonal climate outlook over Uganda, with the overall rainfall forecast for the June, July, and August (JJA) 2025 period indicating  that the northwestern and eastern regions are expected to receive above-normal (above-average) rainfall, while parts of central

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Uganda’s Banks With Biggest Loan Defaulters Named As Customers Fail To Repay Shs1 Trillion

Uganda’s banking industry Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) reduced to Shs1.019 trillion in 2024, down from Shs1.18 trillion recorded in 2023, Business Focus exclusively reports. Although 10 banks have high NPLs (whose ratio is above 5%), the industry NPL ratio is 4.69%. This analysis is derived from the financial statements for the

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Uganda Earns Shs780 Billion From April Coffee Exports As Masaka And South Western Regions Eat Big

Coffee remains Uganda’s major reliable source of foreign exchange Uganda’s coffee exports in April 2025, amounted to 694,318 valued at US$214.38 million (about UShs 780.1 billion, the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF) has revealed in its Monthly Coffee Report for April 2025. This comprised of 594,188 bags

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EXCLUSIVE: Ugandans Borrowed Shs21.46 Trillion In 2024 As Biggest Lenders Revealed

Commercial banks extended loans worth Shs21.46 trillion to customers in 2024 Banks extended loans worth Shs21.46 trillion to customers (individuals and companies) in 2024, up from Shs20.26 trillion in 2023, Business Focus exclusively reports. Our analysis is derived from the financial statements for the year ended 31st December 2024 that

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