As the political temperature continues to rise in the run up to the 2016 general elections, many business players are pessimistic that the shilling will depreciate further as was the case in 2011.
In 2011 inflation hit double digits up to 30% due to increased government expenditure on electoral activities.
However the Governor Bank of Uganda Emmanuel Mutebile has assured the public that the mistakes committed during the 2011 elections will not be repeated in 2016.
By Moses Ndhaye Cross-border women traders have asked regional governments to consider enforcing simplified trade regime measures that will facilitate women engaging in small-scale business at...
By Benjamin Jumbe Former Uganda Revenue Authority Commissioner General Allen Kagina has asked all stakeholders to support the authority in ensuring that it increases its tax...
By Benjamin Jumbe The government has been asked to exempt import tax on equipment donated or purchased to provide medical services. The appeal has been made...
By Benjamin Jumbe The Uganda National Bureau of Standards has commenced the process of decentralization of its services spreading out to different parts of the country outside...
By Prossy Kisakye The opposition Uganda People’s Congress is concerned over the increased closure of businesses by multinational companies in the country. This after a number...
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