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Ugandans are up in arms over the new taxes. But who sets them?

Public debt will surpass the Shs100 trillion mark by June 2025 as government intends to borrow Shs13 trillion in the 2024/25 financial year

Chinese enterprises have played a vital role in increasing the added value of African products as well as promoting the development and transformation of industry chains in Africa, read a report on Chinese investment in Africa released by the China-Africa Business Council on Monday.

The two groups from the Office of the Vice President, Ms Jessica Alupo, and Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja are said to have spent more than Shs2 billion

Ruling parties in the region are walking a tight rope to raise funds to fulfil election pledges and service their debts.

Budget

East Africa taxpayers are facing more levies with various member states focused on achieving their fiscal year objectives.

President Museveni has defied international pressure and signed the Anti-Homosexuality Act into law, opening the floodgates of a legal challenge

Economist Keith Muhakanizi will be laid to rest today at Kabula in Lyantonde District after his remains were flown into the country yesterday

Details indicate that locally produced industrial sugar costs Shs3.8m ($1,015) per tonne compared to Shs3.37m ($900) when imported