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China Daily Editorial Slams US Arms Sales To Taiwan As “Dangerous And Reckless”

A leading Chinese Newspaper has penned a strongly worded editorial condemning the United States’ latest move to advance a massive arms sales package to Taiwan, describing it as a dangerous escalation that undermines the very foundations of China–US relations. In the editorial, The China Daily notes that the reported US$11

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Analysis & OpinionsBanking

Personal & Household Loans Take The Lion’s Share As Banks Approve Loans Worth UGX1.93 Trillion In October

Financial institutions approved loans to a tune of UGX1.930Trn in October 2025, with personal loans taking the biggest share. This is according to the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development’s the Performance of the Economy Monthly Report for November 2025 that was released last week. “The value of credit

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Analysis & Opinions

Did The 2026 Election Force Museveni To Disband The Fisheries Protection Unit?

 President Museveni addressing a campaign rally in Dokolo in 2024 where the voters and politicians raised concerns about the Fisheries Protection Unit   President Yoweri Museveni has ordered the end of the Fisheries Protection Unit (FPU) and landing site committees. This comes after years of protests from fishing communities, legal

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Analysis & OpinionsInsurance

Part One: Takaful Insurance and Uganda’s Inclusion Dilemma

Alhaj Kaddunabbi Ibrahim Lubega officiated at the launch of Certificate in Takaful, Insurance for Non-Insurance Professionals. For decades, Uganda’s insurance sector has struggled with persistently low penetration, hovering around one percent of GDP. Despite steady growth in the number of licensed insurers, large segments of the population remain uninsured due

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Analysis & OpinionsEntrepreneurship

Inside Women-Owned Businesses the GoU Has Sustained, Supported to Expand Using GROW Money Provided By the World Bank

With funding (Shs850bn) from World Bank, the GoU is continuing to use the PSFU-implemented GROW project to avail low-cost loans (at just 10% interest per annum) to hundreds of female entrepreneurs to enable them sustain, grow, expand and diversify their businesses while breaking into areas that hitherto were male-dominated.  

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Analysis & OpinionsEntrepreneurship

What Exactly Has the GoU Been Seeking to Achieve for Women Through the World Bank-Funded GROW Project?

President Museveni launching the GROW Project For these five years (2021-2026) of government, the government of Uganda's focus has chiefly been economically transformation millions of Ugandan households through Parish Development Model (PDM), an intervention through which each of Uganda's 10,717 parishes is given Shs100m per year. The money is to

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