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Uganda

Candidates for privatisation in Kenya and Uganda

Nine companies have filed pre-qualification dossiers for the concession of Kenyan and Ugandan railways. Several of these candidates had already [...]

Subscribers only 22.10.2004

The eternal arrears problem

The Ugandan government has promised the IMF to pay the arrears of its domestic debt.

Subscribers only 22.10.2004

Specioza Kazibwe

The former Ugandan Vice President, Mrs Specioza Kazibwe, has made [...]

Subscribers only 22.10.2004

USAID challenges Museveni

A representative of USAID has just called for a resumption of peace negotiations between the Ugandan government and the LRA rebels.

Subscribers only Politics 15.10.2004

Companies unite against taxes

4Three mobile telephone companies have joined forces to call for the reduction of certain taxes from the Ugandan Ministry of Finance.

Subscribers only 15.10.2004

Three dailies co-operate

4The daily newspapers from three countries have embarked on discussions to work together to stand up to competition from the Nation Media Group.

Subscribers only 15.10.2004

Horst Koehler

The German president, Horst Koehler, former director general of the [...]

Subscribers only 15.10.2004

Uganda Gold Mining Ltd

Uganda Gold Mining Ltd (UGM), a small Canadian firm listed [...]

Subscribers only Mining 12.10.2004

The IMF and the NSSF saga

The transfer of the supervision of the National Social Security Fund from the ministry of labour to that of finance was one of the IMF's conditions.

Subscribers only 08.10.2004

East African Community

A new deputy secretary general for the East African Community [...]

Subscribers only 08.10.2004

Lower Cost Cited for Bujugali

During a meeting with Uganda MPs, officials from the Electricity [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.10.2004

Last Contract before Black List

In late July, a week before the World Bank banned [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.10.2004

Spotlight
Government Gripped by Business Fever

Apart from the notorious wheeler-dealing of gen. Salim Saleh, brother of president Yoweri Museveni, business fever appears to be increasingly gripping the Kampala government and officials at State House. Over the years, ministers have built small commercial empires for themselves, [.

Subscribers only Politics 30.09.2004

Israel Builds Army School

The Uganda army calls frequently upon Israeli assistance, whether to purchase armaments or build military schools.

Subscribers only Politics 30.09.2004

Conference on Uganda in Germany

Representatives of some fifteen Ugandan firms will be able to [...]

Subscribers only 24.09.2004

EAC will open to Rwanda and Burundi

The ministers of the three Member States (Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania) of the East African Community (EAC), who met last [...]

Subscribers only Politics 17.09.2004

Repercussions of a hostage-taking

A recent hostage-taking in a ministry has revealed a lack of professionalism in various Ugandan security agencies.

Subscribers only Politics 17.09.2004

Museveni's security budget

Pressure from donors and a desire for openness has pushed Kampala into declassifying information on the Head of State's expenditure on security.

Subscribers only Politics 10.09.2004

Lobbying Museveni

A Canadian distance learning company has made use of the Ugandan North American Association congress in Seattle to lobby Museveni.

Subscribers only 10.09.2004

Rwandan refugees indesirable

The United Nations High Commission on Refugees (UNHCR) is considering invoking a ?cessation clause? with respect to Rwandan refugees present [...]

Subscribers only Politics 03.09.2004

A military heavyweight

After sending Ugandan servicemen to the rescue of President Joseph Kabila of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and [...]

Subscribers only Politics 03.09.2004

Twenty million dollars for Entebbe

Kampala needs $20 million to replace the radar coverage of Entebbe airport before the end of 2006, as obliged by the ICAO.

Subscribers only 03.09.2004

Americans longing for East Africa

The United States Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) is financing the visit to the USA of a dozen officials of [...]

Subscribers only 03.09.2004

Norbert Mao

Fresh from Yale University, where he obtained a degree in law, the young Ugandan MP Norbert Mao was given the [...]

Subscribers only 29.07.2004

Elisha Muzonzini

Retired general Elisha Muzonzini has just presented his credentials as [...]

Subscribers only 29.07.2004

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Uganda

Candidates for privatisation in Kenya and Uganda

The eternal arrears problem

Specioza Kazibwe

USAID challenges Museveni

Companies unite against taxes

Three dailies co-operate

Horst Koehler

Uganda Gold Mining Ltd

The IMF and the NSSF saga

East African Community

Lower Cost Cited for Bujugali

Last Contract before Black List

Spotlight Government Gripped by Business Fever

Israel Builds Army School

Conference on Uganda in Germany

EAC will open to Rwanda and Burundi

Repercussions of a hostage-taking

Museveni's security budget

Lobbying Museveni

Rwandan refugees indesirable

A military heavyweight

Twenty million dollars for Entebbe

Americans longing for East Africa

Norbert Mao

Elisha Muzonzini

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Gabon
The secrets behind the FGIS, a sovereign wealth fund set adrift

Africa
Massad Boulos, a free agent of Donald Trump's African diplomacy under close watch

Spotlight
Government Gripped by Business Fever