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A guide shows tourists parts of the caves that house Amabeere ga Nyina Mwiru recently. PHOTO BY FARIDAH KULABAKO.
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Global warming threatens tourism site
The site that had been limited to tourists within Tooro Kingdom has grown to attract international tourists from various parts of the country. ...
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URA partners with Warid to ease tax payment
Uganda Revenue Authority has partnered with Warid Telecom and Orient Bank as it seeks to...
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Doubled Kenya passenger air fees to affect Uganda travellers
Ugandans travelling through Kenya Airports will beginning July be subjected to slightly...
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Pump prices up, again
Ugandan motorists have to are not about to get any reprieve from rising petrol prices, a...
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New levy a threat to East Africa’s tea trade prospects
Players in Uganda’s tea industry have expressed fears that the new controversial levy imposed...
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Incubation to benefit small scale farmers
Small scale farmers involved in agriculture value addition are expected to benefit from...
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High oil prices continue to challenge inflation fight
The move to attain single digit inflation has been threatened by the continued growth in fuel...
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Rising consumption threatens efforts to fix sugar shortage
- Capital markets initiative to benefit Uganda
- Ugandan soya bean demand hits record high
- Transport sector mulls over this year’s budget
- House construction made easy
- Scaling up young innovators’ ideas
- Stimulating the rural economy without co-operatives is a myth
- Cut waste and create value as Ugandans celebrate golden jubilee
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President makes calls for increased investment capital
- Workers’ savings may earn improved interest
- Weak laws aiding growth of counterfeits
- Inflation threat simmers even as global food prices decline
- Agriculture financing spurs Centenary growth
- Fraud rises at NSE, says new report
- Tanzanian government to own shares in mining firms
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Milk prices remain high even as supply increases
- KCB targets Uganda acquisitions
- Players shift energy concerns to affordability
- UCC directs TV broadcasters to provide sign language services
- Court imprisons broker over tax evasion
- Growing internet usage spurs innovations
- Risk protection still low among financial institutions - survey
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Automatic vs manual, the debate continues
- Telecoms urged on service quality instead of expansion
- As a man, a manual is a must
- Four million Ugandans using mobile money, says report
- 3G phenomenon
- Pay Tv provider lobbies govt on full realisation of digital switch
- Do we Need to Care About the Processors Anymore?
- Downturn hasn’t stopped government taxi reforms
- Ankole coffee processors get UTZ certification
- Inflation eases as food prices drop
- Entrepreneurs earn from baby food processing
- Airline passenger and cargo traffic improving
- Softer rules for SMEs to list at stock market
- Shs56 billion for cassava research
- Uganda poised to join 50 top global oil producers
- Cut waste and create value as Ugandans celebrate golden jubilee
- House construction made easy
- Stimulating the rural economy without co-operatives is a myth
- Transport sector mulls over this year’s budget
- Ugandan soya bean demand hits record high
- Mbabazi chooses caucus over govt
- Opposition vow to boycott EALA polls
- Buganda riots suspects threaten to sue State
- Africa’s army chiefs in Kla to discuss security threats
- Grant Acellam amnesty, says DP’s Mao
- How Mehta dreamt up the first sugar empire in Uganda
- Army captures Kony’s top general in ambush
- Journalists decry killing of colleague
- Was Acellam captured or did he surrender?
- I won’t lead Uganda beyond 75, says Museveni
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