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Uganda s debt spills over amid shrinking revenue, rising expenditure

Uganda’s debt spills over amid shrinking revenue, rising expenditure Monday April 05 2021 Nakasero market vendors observe social distancing during the lockdown in March 2020. City Hall forecasts that revenue collection for this Financial Year will fall by Shs3 trillion to Shs18 trillion due to the adverse impact of Covid-19. PHOTO | ABUBAKER LUBOWA Summary A year ago, the economic outlook of developing countries started to dampen as Covid-19 hit resulting in a stringent lockdown imposed by the Ugandan government. Today, countries are struggling to contain the pandemic with a slow rollout of vaccines to resuscitate frail economies, while several developing countries, including Uganda, are shouldering a larger burden of having to borrow to fund key priorities amid spiraling debt,

Regierungswechsel in den USA beflügelt G20 | Wirtschaft | DW

Regierungswechsel in den USA beflügelt G20 | Wirtschaft | DW
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Cost of maintaining 11th Parliament to rise by over Shs50b

Daily Monitor Sunday January 03 2021 The 10th Parliament in session. The cost of maintaining the next Parliament is expected to rise in excess of Shs50b over its five-year tenure. PHOTOS | FILE Summary 11th Parliament. The new batch of MPs joining the House will include five representatives of the elderly; another 12 women MPs for new districts that became operational between July 1, 2018, and July 1, 2020, seven from the new cities and those from the 46 constituencies. Advertisement The cost of maintaining the next Parliament is expected to rise in excess of Shs50b over its five-year tenure, adding to the burden that the taxpayer is already enduring.

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