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Victoria University Gets New Governing Council, Eyes Charter Status

Some of the Council members interacting after their first meeting Victoria University Wednesday sworn-in 14 New Governing Council Members and has sets its eyes on attaining a charter status. The Council is made up of Joram Kahenano (Chairperson- Specialized in Leadership),  Joseph Biribonwa (Vice Chairperson- Specialized in Governance), Rajiv Ruparelia

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BankingInsuranceInterviews

Absa Bank: More Ugandans Buying Insurance Products During COVID-19

Josephine Mutabuza, Absa Bank Uganda’s Head of Bancassurance Bancassurance is booming and is expected to increase Uganda’s insurance penetrations that remains below 1% as banks increasingly sell insurance products to their customers. Bancassurance is a simple term coined by combining two words, bank and insurance. Commercial Banks are adopting it

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Analysis & Opinions

FULL LIST: Top 10 Compliant Taxpayers Per District Under SME Category As Ranked By URA

Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) has named top taxpayers (Small and Medium Enterprises category) per district as part of the Taxpayers Appreciation Season 2020. The appreciation season is running from October to December 2020, under the theme ‘Celebrating the Taxpayers of Uganda’. According to URA Commissioner General, John R. Musinguzi, the

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AgribusinessNews

REVEALED: The 34 Companies Exporting Ugandan Coffee & Earnings Billions

Who’s benefiting from billions of shillings earned from Uganda’s coffee exports? This is one of the questions frequently asked by coffee farmers and stakeholders. This is because farmers feel cheated as exporters earn big from the country’s leading cash crop. For example, according to Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) monthly

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News

Mortgaged Country? Parliament Approves Shs6.5Trn Borrowing As Uganda’s Public Debt Surpasses Shs60Trn

Finance Minister, Matia Kasaija Parliament Thursday approved two loan proposals by Government to borrow up to USD 600M (Shs2.22 trillion) from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Shs4.3 Trillion through domestic borrowing to finance Budget deficit for Financial Year 2020/21. The Proposals were presented to Parliament by the Minister of

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