VIDEO: Whereas insurance penetration in Uganda remains low at 0.85 percent, insurance companies say there are some products of insurance that should be looked at as a must have such as life insurance. Arjun Malik the Chief Executive officer at Prudential insurance says there is nothing that gives a family a …
Read More »VIDEO: Barclays Bank to prioritize investments
VIDEO: As commercial banks continue reducing interest rates, expectations are high among Bankers that the economy will pick up. Barclays Bank managing Director Rakesh Jha says the reductions will increase credit growth. Barclays will remain strategic in its investments to ensure that it is not overwhelmed by bad loans. Share on: …
Read More »VIDEO: Parliament orders Beti Kamya to produce Park Yard vendors’ list
VIDEO: Looking at the recent eviction of vendors at Kampala’s Park Yard, looks like the war on the issue is not over. Speaker of parliament Rebecca Kadaga directs Kampala minister Betty Olive Namisango Kamya to produce a full list of park yard vendors who were evicted and the stalls where they were …
Read More »VIDEO: Ibrahim Kirya, the new man in charge of URA
VIDEO: Ibrahim Kirya is the new man in charge at URA. On his unveiling, he spoke of the need to seek advise when the ground is shaky and promised team work as he started his reign as the new football coach of Uganda Premier league giants URA FC. At the same …
Read More »VIDEO: What next for FDC after EALA?
VIDEO: 10 years in a row, the blue party will not have its input at the regional parliament. Forum for Democratic Change lost yet again, and will not send any representative to the East African Legislative Assembly, which loss leaves the party in a fragile state given the events that …
Read More »VIDEO: French Ambassador to root for Uganda’s Tourism
VIDEO: French Ambassador to Uganda Stephanie Rivoal says there has not been enough marketing of Uganda’s tourism potential in France and what majority know is Idi Amin, the former Ugandan president. But players have blamed this on low funding of the sector. Share on:
Read More »VIDEO: ‘MPs broke no law when they booed Ingrid’
VIDEO: Chaos, disorder and hate speech characterized elections of members of the East African legislative assembly raising questions on whether members of the country’s legislative assembly have some code of conduct that guide their operations. But according to the Spokesperson of Parliament Chris Obore, the MPs broke no law in …
Read More »VIDEO: Ingrid Turinawe to sue over EALA race
She could be down but is not out. FDC’s Ingrid Turinawe who was the main focus of nearly everyone during the EALA elections at parliament, says she is heading to court to challenge the procedures that were followed by parliament. EALA STORY: CLICK HERE Share on: WhatsApp
Read More »COMMENT: Uganda and Trump’s Gag Rule
COMMENT: By Joy Asasira & Dennis Jjuuko Is American foreign policy to blame or poor prioritisation by the Ugandan government? U.S President Ronald Reagan first invoked the global gag rule also known as the Mexico City Policy in 1984, followed by President George W. Bush in 2001. President Donald Trump …
Read More »COMMENT: Budgeting for a sustainable future
Leaving people behind and under-investing in basic quality services, carries social, economic, and political risks Uganda’s draft National Budget Framework Paper for fiscal year 2017/18 proposes an ambitious 10% budget increase, benefiting mainly infrastructure, such as roads in the Albertine oil region. Funding for the security sector also increases, but …
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