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As Uganda and Norway strengthen their ties, the focus on innovation, technology, and capacity building sets the stage for transformative economic growth and development.
Declining growth. Shocks in the global and local economy are expected to impact negatively on economic growth. Uganda’s economy is projected to slow down slightly at around 5 per cent this ...
As Uganda celebrates 61 years of independence under the theme 'Sustaining a united and progressive nation, taking charge of our future as a free nation', the country encounters noteworthy ...
Uganda’s economy could grow more than five percent during 2013, and the country could attain middle income status by 2040, according to the second economic update.
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New Vision on MSNHow Busia’s twin mega projects are reshaping Uganda’s economic future
This quantum leap is not merely about volume — it is about value. By refining gold domestically, Uganda captures a significantly larger share of the mineral’s worth, aligning with President Yoweri ...
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New Vision on MSNGlovo celebrates 5 years, commits sh33b to power Uganda's economy
The Country Manager, Glovo Uganda, Ivy Maingi, has disclosed her company will in the next 5 years invest over sh33b as they expand beyond Kampala and create impact and sustainability.She notes that ...
The start of commercial crude oil production in Uganda is expected to propel economic growth into double digits in the next financial year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said.
China's Sichuan Wande Investment Group is planning to spend up to $400 million to set up an economic zone for Chinese firms in Uganda.
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