• GATUNA BOARDER TO FINALLY RE-OPEN – RWANDA.

    GATUNA BOARDER TO FINALLY RE-OPEN – RWANDA.0

    Rwanda has agreed to re-open the Gatuna boarder post from January 31st. The Gatuna boarder post is a major trade route for both Uganda and Rwanda yet has been closed since February 2019, a decision Rwanda made claiming Ugandans were hostile. A statement following the visit to Rwanda by Lt. Gen. Kainerugaba Muhoozi, Commander land

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  • Saloon and Spa operators are asking government to re-open their businesses

    Saloon and Spa operators are asking government to re-open their businesses0

    The Speaker of parliament Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga said that she received concern from the Salon and Spa operators. They want Government to allow them to re-open with guidelines on how to operate in a safe manner. They also want to be guided on how they can acquire the stimulus package In their petition to the

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  • Kenya to offer discounts for Mombasa-Naivasha SGR freight service

    Kenya to offer discounts for Mombasa-Naivasha SGR freight service0

    Kenya Railways said it will provide discount rates for cargo clients who use the Mombasa-Naivasha Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) freight service. Kenya Railways said in a notice published in the local dailies on Sunday that the stimuli tariff will be valid until August 30. According to the notice, the cost of transporting a fully loaded

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  • Uganda’s 2019/2020 Budget Reading

    Uganda’s 2019/2020 Budget Reading0

    Uganda to Fund 74.5% of Shs 40.5 Trillion National Budget. Uganda’s Minister of Finance, Matia Kasaija is Thursday set to read the 2019/2020 national budget which was approved by Parliament last month. The total budget amount to Shs 40.5 trillion and is expected to be financed through different avenues. THEME: Industrialization for Job Creation & Shared Prosperity 2019 – Sh40 trillion 2018 –

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  • Security officials in western Uganda ban gospel crusade

    Security officials in western Uganda ban gospel crusade0

    Security officials in a town in western Uganda stopped an open-air gospel crusade after hundreds of Muslims marched to Bwera police station in protest of the 2-day event organised by Churches in the area. The success of the crusade in which many Muslims put their faith in Christ led not only to the ban, but

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