Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | These are the top stories in this week’s THE INDEPENDENT.
COVER STORY
Byabakama’s scientific election: Why it is wrong to use public health emergencies for political gain
THE LAST WORD
Bobi wine arrest: Why and how the opposition is playing right into Museveni’s hands
COMMENT
Have classified budgets become a mainstream mode of corruption?: The classified budget requests in times of no active war have gradually increased in amounts and frequency
BUSINESS
Collective Investment Scheme assets double to Shs388.5bn: Investors likely to preserve savings and capital with CIS and fixed income instruments due to the current coronavirus pandemic
ANALYSIS
Uganda’s $50million ballot paper deal settled: Electoral Commission ignores local firms, awards ballot printing to foreign firms
ANALYSIS
Growing turbulence in DRC’s ruling coalition points to an early divorce: Following endless, futile negotiations with the Kabila camp, President Tshisekedi appears to have finally recognised the limits of the coalition government
COMMENT
Expedite the National Health Insurance Scheme: Pandemic should awaken discourse on how health systems should build the required resilience
INTERVIEW
Twinamasiko: Housing Finance Bank to focus on digital banking
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