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Parliament okays govt to borrow another Shs 1.2tn for roads - Vimarsana News

Parliament okays govt to borrow another Shs 1.2tn for roads

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Uganda turns to local market for funding after freeze - Vimarsana News

Uganda turns to local market for funding after freeze

Officials said the Uganda Treasury is rethinking its fiscal strategy to increase domestic revenue collection and reduce borrowing among others.

Uganda turns to local pension funds for funding after being blocked by World Bank - Vimarsana News

Uganda turns to local pension funds for funding after being blocked by World Bank

Uganda is turning to local pension funds as a survival measure following external freezing of funding from the World Bank.

PDM, EMYOOGA MAGIC! Minister Babalanda tips Buvuma residents on how to escape poverty - Vimarsana News

PDM, EMYOOGA MAGIC! Minister Babalanda tips Buvuma residents on how to escape poverty

The Minister for the Presidency, Hon. Babirye Milly Babalanda has handed over a speed boat to the Office of the Resident District Commissioner (RDC) in Buvuma District. During the handover event in Buvuma on Friday, Hon. Babalanda said the boat should help the Office of the RDC to monitor government programs and mobilise the masses

FURY as gov't moves to borrow from Kenyan money lenders to finance budget - Vimarsana News

FURY as gov't moves to borrow from Kenyan money lenders to finance budget

Lawmakers on the joint Parliament Committees of National Economy and Finance were left furious after discovering that the Government is set to borrow Euro500M equivalent to Shs2.008Trn to finance the 2023/2024 national budget. This followed the tabling of three loan requests by the Minister of State for Finance (General Duties) Henry Musasizi in which the