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Ecobank, Ria partner for easier remittances

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Ecobank Uganda has joined forces with Ria Money Transfer, a global leader in cross-border remittance services, to revolutionize the way Ugandans send and receive money. This strategic partnership will make it easier than ever for the Ugandan diaspora to support their loved ones back home. …

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MTN Uganda transforms a mother’s life with a new pickup truck

Entebbe, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | In a heartwarming gesture that underscores the company’s commitment to empowering local businesses, MTN Uganda on Monday handed over a brand-new pickup truck to Night Ampurire, a hardworking entrepreneur and single mother of five from Entebbe. The handover ceremony took place at Kitooro, Entebbe, with …

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Raising revenue from land

What African cities might learn from Hong Kong’s unique land-lease system ANALYSIS | ASTRID R.N. HAAS | Land prices across many African cities are soaring. This is because land is a city’s key asset. As urbanisation progresses, demand for land will rise, and therefore so will land prices, because the supply of land in …

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Uganda drills 72 wells ahead of oil production

However, progress on the $4.5 billion refinery remains limited Kampala, Uganda | JULIUS BUSINGE | Uganda’s oil sector is advancing significantly with 72 out of 457 wells drilled at the Tilenga and Kingfisher oil projects as TotalEnergies and CNOOC Uganda Limited push towards commercial production slated for 2025. Energy and Mineral …

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LIRA: Ocen, Caxton and Okello on Daily LOTTO cloud nine

Gulu, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT |  The excitement was palpable as lottery winners visited ITHUBA Uganda’s regional offices in Gulu and Mbale to validate and claim their Uganda LOTTO winnings at the weekend. “I was introduced to the lotto by a friend who had previously won. I never gave up hope, …

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Manufacturers still waiting for $5 cents electricity tariff

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Despite a presidential directive to charge manufacturers $5 per unit of electricity consumed, industrialists are advised to remain patient, as the subsidy is still hindered by technical challenges years after the directive was issued. The directive, which is intended to reduce operational costs for …

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