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Uganda’s post-USAID health reality

Experts advise on how country can build sustainable systems ANALYSIS | IAN KATUSIIME | When U.S. President Donald Trump on March 06 announced aid suspension to South Africa over a disagreement, it was a vindication for the country. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa confidently made the point to Trump in a …

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Green mandate for Ugandan banks

Industry leaders at the Climate Finance Conference call for robust policies, enhanced capacity, and innovative products to embed sustainability in Uganda’s financial system Kampala, Uganda | JULIUS BUSINGE | Financial experts have called on banks and financial institutions to strengthen their commitment to green financing by implementing clear policies, enhancing human …

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Uganda’s SMEs get Shs 1.8bn funding boost

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | A new partnership between SHONA Capital and Cornerstone Asset Managers is injecting $500,000 (USh1.84bn) into Uganda’s small and medium-sized enterprises, a move that underscores growing momentum to domesticate financing for the country’s backbone businesses. The investment, sourced from high-net-worth individuals through Cornerstone’s Private Wealth Management …

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Rwanda’s economy grew by 8.9% in 2024

This growth has translated into significant improvements in the labor market, with the creation of over half a million new jobs year-on-year Rwanda | THE INDEPENDENT | Rwanda’s real Gross Domestic Product expanded by 8.9% in 2024, surpassing the previous year’s growth of 8.2%, according to the latest Rwanda Economic Update …

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Can we exit from a world of debt?

The conversation should not be how to sustain an economy in a permanent debt spiral but how to break that cycle COMMENT | VIJAY PRASHAD | In the past two decades, the external debt of developing countries has quadrupled to $11.4 trillion (2023). It is important to understand that this money owed …

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