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Uganda US Health Deal: $1.7 Billion for Self-Reliance

Uganda and the United States recently signed a significant five-year health cooperation agreement. This landmark Uganda US Health Deal carries a total value of

December 11, 2025

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Uganda Pearl of Africa Trade Expo Opens in Malaysia

Uganda Pearl of Africa Trade Expo Opens in Malaysia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | April 23, 2025 — The Uganda Pearl of Africa Trade Expo

April 23, 2025

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Opposition Unveils Human Rights-Centered Budget for Uganda’s Next Financial Year

Opposition Leader in Parliament, Mathias Mpuuga, has presented an alternative national budget of 49 trillion shillings for Uganda’s financial year 2023/2024, under the theme

April 1, 2023

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Government tables Shs49.9t budget

The government yesterday tabled the draft budget estimates for the Financial Year 2023/2024, increasing projected expenditure by Shs1.8 trillion.The budget is projected to increase

December 24, 2022

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Uganda’s Public Debt Sky Rockets to U.S.$20 Billion

Uganda’s public debt stock had increased by 22%, according to the parliamentary committee report on the national economy and the state of indebtedness, grants,

September 19, 2022

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FDC wants details on Entebbe airport takeover claims

WAKISO, UGANDA| Forum for the Democratic (FDC) has tasked the Ministry of Works and Transport with clarifying the alleged takeover of Entebbe International Airport

November 30, 2021

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Uganda: Budget Speech Financial Year 2020/21

Theme: Stimulating the Economy to safeguard Livelihoods, Jobs, Businesses and Industrial Recovery Delivered By Hon. Matia KasaijaMinister of Finance Planning and Economic Development on

June 13, 2020

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Shock as Security Gets More Money for Corona Virus Fight

Although the Finance Ministry is seeking Shillings 284 billion to mitigate the corona virus pandemic impact, Shillings 81 billion is going to security while

April 1, 2020

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COVID -19: Seventeen Million Ugandans Could Fall Into Poverty

According to Dr Fred Muhumuza, an economist, at least 43 per cent (18m) of Ugandans are vulnerable and because of the lockdown, it means

March 30, 2020

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Uganda US Health Deal: $1.7 Billion for Self-Reliance

Uganda Pearl of Africa Trade Expo Opens in Malaysia

Opposition Unveils Human Rights-Centered Budget for Uganda’s Next Financial Year

Government tables Shs49.9t budget

Uganda’s Public Debt Sky Rockets to U.S.$20 Billion

FDC wants details on Entebbe airport takeover claims

Uganda: Budget Speech Financial Year 2020/21

Shock as Security Gets More Money for Corona Virus Fight

COVID -19: Seventeen Million Ugandans Could Fall Into Poverty

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