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Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni provided perhaps his most positive view of the countrys economy yet, projecting it to grow at a rate of 6.5% to 7% per year over the next five years, relying on manufacturing, increased oil and gas activity, and export growth, all of which are dependent on rebounds of regional and international markets, low inflation, and assistance for small businesses. | Pulse Nigeria

According to Ssempijja, people come looking for jobs with intentions of getting money but not serving the people

Museveni has pegged optimism on exploiting natural resources, adding value to minerals.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni provided perhaps his most positive view of the countrys economy yet, projecting it to grow at a rate of 6.5% to 7% per year over the next five years, relying on manufacturing, increased oil and gas activity, and export growth, all of which are dependent on rebounds of regional and international markets, low inflation, and assistance for small businesses. | Pulse Ghana

The Secretary in the Office of the President, Hajji Yunus Kakande has told Resident District Commissioners(RDCs) /Resident City Commissioners (RCCs) and their deputies that they have a cardinal role to play as far as the implementation of Parish Development Model is concerned. The model aims to lift 39 percent of households from the subsistence to

Locals accuse money lenders of asking for high interest compared to commercial banks, which they later use to confiscate property

Although income per capita increased from $936 in FY2020/2021 to $1,052 in FY2021/22, what $1,000 a year means was not discussed

State Minister for Luweero Triangle, Ms Alice Kaboyo, says her office visited the family of the late Timothy Ssembiro at Kalasa village

The iron sheets saga or mabaati-gate has threatened to cast a stain of corruption on a cabinet of “fishermen”

By Brian Musaasizi In 2021, Ugandans went to the polls and 59% voted the National Resistance Movement (NRM) for another term with President Museveni on the steering wheel. The 2021 NRM re-election bid success followed a promising manifesto hinged on securing the future of Ugandans. Voters felt convinced and showed this through the ballot box.