Unit Trusts are rapidly transforming Uganda’s investment landscape. Over the past few years, these collective investment schemes have moved from niche financial products to mainstream options for both retail and institutional investors.

Traditionally, Ugandans relied on savings accounts, land, or informal investments. However, Unit Trusts now offer a structured, reg...

The selective prosecution debate has intensified following the conviction of Agnes Nandutu in Uganda’s high-profile Karamoja iron sheets scandal. While the Anti-Corruption Court relied on evidence to reach its decision, the outcome has triggered widespread concern about fairness, consistency, and political influence in the justice system.

The court found that Nandut...

Oil prices surge across global markets as the Iran war enters a critical phase, triggering sharp reactions in financial systems and raising fears of prolonged economic disruption.

Brent crude jumped more than 3% to above $115 per barrel before easing slightly. Despite the dip, prices remain on track for their biggest monthly gain on record. This rapid rise highlight...

The Africa fuel crisis is intensifying as countries across the continent respond to global supply disruptions triggered by the Iran conflict. Governments are implementing emergency measures to manage shortages, control consumption, and stabilize economies already under pressure.

Across multiple regions, the Africa fuel crisis is reshaping daily life. From electricit...

Australia fuel crisis concerns are intensifying as rising prices and supply disruptions trigger panic buying across the country. Since the Iran war began, motorists and businesses have faced growing uncertainty, forcing the government to step in with reassurances.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has emphasized that national fuel supply remains stable despite visible...