Uganda shifts debt strategy, aims to curb commercial loans
Despite debt worries, Uganda unveils an ambitious budget focused on infrastructure development
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Three Ugandan lawmakers charged with corruption
The three pleaded not guilty and were remanded to a maximum security prison
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Uganda and South Korea sign $500 million infrastructure loan deal
As of December 31, Uganda’s public debt stood at $24.6 billion, driven largely by infrastructure investments
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Uganda’s LGBTQ community faces escalating human rights violations
The violations have intensified since Uganda’s parliament began considering the Anti-Homosexuality Act (AHA) early last year
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US sanctions Ugandan officials over corruption and rights abuses
These sanctions follow similar actions by Britain last month.
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Uganda to repatriate remains of ‘martyred’ Christian leaders
After over a century in Rome, the remains of Ugandan Christian martyrs Charles Lwanga and Matiya Mulumba are returning home.
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Britain imposes sanctions on 3 Ugandan officials for alleged corruption
Additionally, it identified Mary Kitutu and Agnes Nandutu, both members of parliament, alleging their involvement in the improper diversion
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Ugandan businesses reopen after four-day tax protest
The strike, initiated by the Federation of Uganda Traders Association on Tuesday in Kampala, quickly spread to various parts of the country
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Ugandan businesses shut down in tax protest
Responding to the protest, Uganda’s minister of state for finance, Haruna Kyeyune Kasolo, attributed the unrest to a misunderstanding of the new system
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Ugandan court upholds anti-LGBTQ law
This legislation, enacted in May of the previous year, stands as one of the most stringent anti-gay laws globally
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