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A trader shows of the quality of sugar. By August last year, the supply of sugar on the local market could not meet it's high demand. Photo by Abubaker Lubowa.
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Rising consumption threatens efforts to fix sugar shortage
In August last year, sugar ceased to be just another commodity, when supply shortages threatened to give rise to a political storm. Retailers also rationed the commodity, limiting individuals from purchasing two Kilogrammes at a go....
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Capital markets initiative to benefit Uganda
Capital Markets in selected Sub-Saharan African countries including Uganda are to benefit...
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Ugandan soya bean demand hits record high
Soya's nutritional value has attracted market from confectionaries and companies dealing in...
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Transport sector mulls over this year’s budget
Ugandans may have to wait a little longer before they enjoy better infrastructural services,...
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House construction made easy
While many look at starting up businesses for selfish gains, some people are out to not only...
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Scaling up young innovators’ ideas
If you are planning to set up a business to produce products with a possibility of sustaining...
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Stimulating the rural economy without co-operatives is a myth
As Ugandans gear up to celebrate 50 years of independence, a lot of the questions have been...
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Cut waste and create value as Ugandans celebrate golden jubilee
The building where my office is located has public notice boards on every floor. Before...
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Involve your community in the bigger picture of your business
We now live in a global village, as has been demonstrated by events like the Arab Spring –...
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Dora's Diary: Offer solutions your customers can use
What makes Airtel a loser here? Flooding the text message in-boxes of ineligible numbers...
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Global warming threatens tourism site
- URA partners with Warid to ease tax payment
- Doubled Kenya passenger air fees to affect Uganda travellers
- Pump prices up, again
- New levy a threat to East Africa’s tea trade prospects
- Incubation to benefit small scale farmers
- High oil prices continue to challenge inflation fight
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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?
- 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
- Dora's Diary: Offer solutions your customers can use
- Scaling up young innovators’ ideas
- Capital markets initiative to benefit Uganda
- 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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