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Air Uganda’s new plane to ply Mogadishu route
In a bid to expand its network routes and offer better connectivity, Air Uganda has acquired a new aircraft to ply the Entebbe Mogadishu route....
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KQ jet targets new cargo volumes
Kenya Airways has commissioned its first fully owned freight jet to tap into the growing...
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Slight drop in fuel prices attributed to weak dollar
Mr Kyayonka admitted that the Dar-es-Salaam port was too “expensive” and his company had not...
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Parliament urged to intervene in trade treaties
In her response, Ms Kadaga said parliament will take interest in the on-going negotiations,...
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Industry minister invites Israeli investors to Uganda
The Minister of State for industry has invited Israeli businessmen to invest in industry,...
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EABL Tanzania growth to beat Kenya, Uganda
Tanzania’s contribution to East African Breweries Limited’s revenue is expected to outpace...
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SMEs to train in global business competitiveness
DHL, an international express and logistics company, will this year invest in business...
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Feeding schools and growing business
- Bakery business emerges from credit crisis
- Tea growing facing labour shortages
- High power tariffs top manufacturing problems
- AGRA calls for prioritisation of agriculture
- Airtel-Warid deal is a game of data and mobile money
- 2013/14 budget preview :Ugandans to face tough financial year
- Business clinic :How to lower your costs
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SMEs urged to consider suitable funding options
- Dfcu bank gets new shareholders as it resumes trading
- Government warned against tax increments
- Real estate developers query new VAT rates
- Investment guidelines for pension schemes drafted
- Proper licensing could save government Shs180b, says expert
- Billions lost to uncertified bottled water companies
- Good capital adequacy to spur confidence in banking industry
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Law to check gambling
- Uganda loses revenue due to exporting raw tea
- Investment minister calls on insurers to support Uganda Re
- KQ jet targets new cargo volumes
- Uganda’s sugar imports stuck at Busia border
- Uganda’s trade balance posts 26 per cent improvement, says BoU
- Invest in airport expansion to grow aviation sector – official
- Services, agriculture sectors spur growth
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Samsung announces 5G data breakthrough
- Sim card registration in final stages, says UCC
- UTL embarks on turnaround plan
- UCC okays Airtel, Warid deal as subscribers are reassured
- MTN mobile money users to shoulder higher charges
- UTL embarks on turnaround plan
- Air conditioners that are controlled by phones unveiled
- Investment minister calls on insurers to support Uganda Re
- Uganda loses revenue due to exporting raw tea
- Law to check gambling
- Tea growing facing labour shortages
- High power tariffs top manufacturing problems
- AGRA calls for prioritisation of agriculture
- Bakery business emerges from credit crisis
- Airtel-Warid deal is a game of data and mobile money
- 2013/14 budget preview :Ugandans to face tough financial year
- Feeding schools and growing business
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