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Uganda to offer Thai investors 10-year tax holidays

  Bangkok, Thailand | NEWS CORRESPONDENT | Uganda has offered Thai investors 10-year tax holidays, full foreign ownership of their businesses and unrestricted repatriation of profits, as the East African country tries to attract Southeast Asian capital to its farms, factories, mines and tourism sector. Ugandan officials made the offer …

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UCE: Why UNEB adjusted time for History Paper

Kampala, Uganda | URN | The Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) has clarified its decision to extend the duration of the History and Political Education papers at the ongoing Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) examinations. UNEB sent a circular to schools on Monday indicating that the paper’s duration had been …

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Ugandans pay the price of a weaker shilling

  Petrol prices have jumped to Shs7,000 per litre from Shs4,000 in September, as the dollar climbs to Shs4,000 from Shs3,700   Kampala, Uganda | JULIUS BUSINGE | Uganda’s government is resisting broad fuel subsidies and artificial support for the shilling, a decision that could prolong pressure on households and …

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Uganda social enterprises target $1m fund at November summit

Kampala, Uganda | JULIUS BUSINGE | Uganda’s social enterprise sector will seek to attract investment, expand market access and create jobs at the Pan-African Social Enterprise Summit scheduled for November 23–24 at Hotel Africana in Kampala, where organisers plan to launch a proposed US$1 million fund to support businesses addressing …

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Carrefour champions healthy living at Matooke C2C Marathon

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Carrefour Uganda has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting healthy lifestyles after supporting runners at the Matooke C2C Marathon with drinking water, fresh fruits, glucose and Deep Heat muscle relief. The marathon, held under the theme “Run for Your Life,” attracted hundreds of participants along …

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PTA ban leaves Gulu schools without cooks, support staff

  Gulu, Uganda | URN | Government-aided primary schools in Gulu District are struggling to maintain support services after the government banned mandatory Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) contributions. It has forced schools to lay off cooks and other staff previously paid for by parents. Head teachers and teachers say the loss …

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Bank of Africa Uganda puts customers first

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Bank of Africa Uganda has dedicated October to strengthening its customer service culture, recognising employees and improving customer experiences under the theme “The Extra Mile.” The initiative challenges staff to go beyond routine service delivery by listening to customers, understanding their needs, resolving concerns …

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