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MPs vet Mutebile for another 5-year term
Saturday March 13 2021
Bank of Uganda Governor, Mr Emmanuel Tumusiime Mutebile. He said central bank is concerned with the increase in government indebtedness. Photo by David Lubowa.
Summary
The governor has navigated a stormy period that the central bank has endured in the recent years.
The year 2019 was particularly hard for BoU, with the sensitive institution plagued by bad publicity amid multiplicity of accusations.
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Bank of Uganda (BoU) Governor Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile was yesterday quietly led before the Appointments Committee of Parliament for vetting ahead of starting another five-year term in office following reappointment by President Museveni last month.
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A severely malnourished child in hospital in Yemen â the Tory government is cutting aid contribution from £164m down to £87m in 2021
THE BRITISH government has decided to âbalance the books on the backs of the starving people of Yemen,â in an act that will see tens of thousands die and damage the UKâs global influence, the head of the UNâs Office for Humanitarian Affairs has said.
Mark Lowcock, formerly a senior figure in the UKâs Department for International Development, said he was shocked by the decision to slash the UKâs Yemen aid budget.