Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS), has called on consumers, manufacturers and the media to work together in eliminating substandard goods from Uganda’s market.
In a major boost for Uganda's agricultural sector, a high-level delegation of investors has arrived in the country, expressing a strong interest in the cocoa industry. This follows President Museveni's recent campaign encouraging local farmers to take up cocoa farming.
The division of Kampala Central is one of the five that make up our metropolis, alongside Lubaga, Nakawa, Makindye, and Kawempe. But within Kampala Central lie two areas so intertwined, so close, that they are almost inseparable: Kisenyi and Nakivubo.
Business people in Mukono Municipality have appealed to authorities to intervene and help them recover millions of shillings allegedly lost in a collapsed savings scheme, Najjembe Development Microfinance.
A highly anticipated meeting between government officials, a foreign investor, and members of the Sebei Cooperative Union ended in deadlock after farmers vehemently rejected plans to lease part of their land to an investor, with locals declaring they would not become "modern-day slaves" on their own ancestral property.
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