Tumusiime Mutebile, the central bank governor, has urged the public to use the credit reference bureau services to boost financial lending services in the economy.
THE Central Archdiocesan Caritas Women's Association, an umbrella organisation to promote the socio-economic empowerment of Christian women, has been launched in Namugongo Martyrs' Shrine.
THE parliamentary committee on tourism, trade and industry on Thursday grilled the managers of Uganda Spinning Mill Lira, over the removal of its machineries, laying off workers and failure to resume work.
PROFESSOR Tarsis Kabwegyere, the disaster preparedness minister, has warned investors against polluting water bodies. The minister complained that pollution was the major factor undermining the fish sector, one of the top foreign exchange earners.
ON May 1, The New Vision published an article in which a leader from the Mt. Elgon area said they need the President's intervention to stop the Uganda Wildlife Authority from evicting encroachers in Mt. Elgon National Park.
Stars players Abdi Kassim and Uhuru Suleiman will possibly miss the African Nations Cup return leg clash against The Cranes of Uganda that kicks off in Kampala on May 17.
STANBIC Bank has issued 1,600 credit cards to their high-end customers. "We embarked on issuance of credit cards at the beginning of May and have so far approved 1,600 customers as eligible to hold these cards," Sydney Mpipi, the chief
A TOTAL of 340 Kenyan refugees have left Mulanda transit camp in Tororo district and returned home. The UN refugee agency (UNHCR), which has been catering for the displaced people at the transit camp transported them back on Thursday.
Revelers usually go to Sabrinas Pub to watch music artistes perform, but last Sunday was different. The venue was filled up by rowdy muscular men locally known as kanyamas, who came to watch a live boxing matches.
SHE has always been considered more than just a woman. She broke all boundaries and ventured into a business that is considered a strictly man's domain.
The construction of the Fort Portal-Bundibugyo-Lamya road will cost sh147b, works minister John Nasasira has said. The work on the 92km road will be financed by a loan from the African Development Bank.