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Lawyers and civil society activists say Kampala’s Constitutional Square should remain public space as government considers a proposal for a hotel and shopping complex.
A group of lawyers and civil society activists has urged President Yoweri Museveni to reject a proposal that could open part of Kampala’s Constitutional Square to commercial development.
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The High Court has ordered a 15% Safaricom stake returned to the Kenyan government after finding that the KSh204.3 billion transaction breached constitutional and legal requirements.
Kenya’s High Court has thrown out the government’s $1.6 billion Safaricom stake sale to Vodacom, ordering the 15% shareholding transferred earlier this year to be returned to the state....
The 320-million-litre facility in Mpigi is expected to strengthen Uganda’s fuel reserves and eventually connect to the planned Hoima refinery.
President Yoweri Museveni has launched construction of the Kampala Storage Terminal, a major fuel storage project that is expected to give Uganda a much bigger safety cushion when petroleum supplies are disrupted.
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Uganda needs stronger collaboration between employers and training institutions if it is to effectively address youth unemployment, Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) Commissioner General Allen Kagina has said.
Kagina said employers have an important role to play in preparing young people for the workplace by helping shape training programmes around the skills and compe...
Dr Ian Clarke has called for greater professionalisation of Robusta coffee farming in Uganda, arguing that improved farming practices could help producers raise quality and tap into higher-value coffee markets.
Clarke, a Ugandan businessman and public figure with interests in agriculture, said farmers need to approach coffee production as a professional enterprise r...