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How to revive economy from Covid effects

Experts call for review of tax exemption timelines, cutting interest rates on loans, and transparency in project implementation

Uganda not ready for parish development model- policy experts tell MPs

A total of Shs200 billion was approved by Parliament for the programme in the current financial year (2021/2022)

Treasury releases Shs5.3 trillion

The third quarter release of the financial year 2021/2022, will cater for both recurrent and development expenditures

Uganda: Civil society challenges government on health sector funding

Download logoMembers of civil society are disappointed with the Budget Framework Paper for financial year 2022/2023 saying it fails to address critical

Uganda: Civil society challenges government on health sector funding

Download logo Members of civil society are disappointed with the Budget Framework Paper for financial year 2022/2023 saying it fails to address critical areas in the health sector. The Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG) is concerned that government continues to neglect crucial areas of the health sector through inadequate resource allocation. They also note […]

Civil Society wants clear policy to guide tax exemptions

Download logo The Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG) has called for a clear policy to guide the tax exemptions and other investor incentives. CSBAG was on Wednesday, 12 January 2022 appearing before the Committee on Trade, Tourism, and Industry to present a position paper on private sector development and manufacturing programmes in response to […]

Civil Society wants clear policy to guide tax exemptions

Civil Society wants clear policy to guide tax exemptions

Trust— necessary fuel for effective governance

The fifth Future of Government Disruptive Debate convened experts from around the world to share their views on trust in governments.

Govt cuts budget for ministries

The measure aims at reducing wasteful expenditure and redirect the available finances into areas that will resuscitate the Covid-19-battered economy