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IN THE INDEPENDENT: Why BoU sells banks cheaply

The top stories in this week’s The Independent. Focus on BOU and how it sells banks. Get your copy from the nearest news stand.

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The top stories in this week’s THE Independent.

COVER STORY
Why BoU sells banks cheaply: Auditor General spills secrets of Coop Bank, Greenland Bank.

 

NEWS ANALYSIS:
Refinery deal excites: Agreement seen as a key step towards the construction of $4bn facility

THE LAST WORD
Thinking succession in Uganda: Why the failure of a third force has locked us in a choice between Museveni and Besigye.

FEATURE
Walk to remember: `Small idea’ by high school students has become global anti-genocide movement.

EAST AFRICA
SMEs on Rwanda bourse: Long road ahead to first IPO but we are on right track, says RSE chief

ANALYSIS
Why are Ugandans so unhappy?: New report gives unexpected clues

SPECIAL FEATURE
Is it really 2018? : The evidence suggests otherwise

INVESTMENT
UIA’s restructuring takes shape: Investment body to nearly double its staff to promote investment, create jobs.

ECONOMY
How can Uganda boost its industrial sector?: Study shows sector is worse off today than it was eight years ago

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Resilience key in entrepreneurship journey- Elumelu Community health insurance: Showing government how national health insurance scheme should run?

HEALTH
Sitting harms brain health: And it doesn’t matter how much exercise you put in

ARTS
Saints and sinners: Adonias Ocom’s halos fall on unusual suspects

MOTORING
What cars will you buy in 2019?: The next financial year, 2018/19 looks set to be a tough year for car buyers in Uganda.

FRANKLY SPEAKING
Patricia Apolot: Queen of kick boxing: Kick boxing is often associated with brute force; which makes many assume that women – being softer and humble – cannot get involved or even excel in it. But Patricia Apolot, the Ugandan female kick boxer and queen of the martial arts, has for close to a decade proven them wrong.

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