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Dr. Kizza Besigye has strongly criticized the Ugandan government’s proposal to dissolve the Uganda Coffee Development Authority, claiming that it will further weaken the sector’s autonomy and benefit foreign interests over local farmers.

Besigye Slams Government’s Move to Dissolve Uganda Coffee Authority

(Kampala) – Dr. Kizza Besigye, a leading opposition figure and former presidential candidate, has voiced his strong opposition to the…

Uganda Shilling Under Pressure as U.S. Votes from the U.S. Election

(Kampala) – Uganda’s shilling faced increased pressure during Tuesday’s trading session as the U.S. held its presidential election. Driven by…

Ugandan coffee roasters, supported by the Uganda Coffee Development Authority, won multiple medals at a prestigious coffee competition in Paris, highlighting Uganda’s rising reputation in global coffee production.

Ugandan Coffee Bags Multiple Awards in Paris

(Paris) – Uganda’s coffee industry celebrated a major success this week, as Ugandan coffee roasters brought home a total of…

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The fiscal 2025 National Defense Authorization Act calls for $923.3 billion in U.S. military spending, up 4.1% from 2024 levels.…

(Kampala) - The Uganda Revenue Authority and the Financial Investigations Authority are collaborating with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to enhance investigations and prosecutions related to tax crimes and money laundering.

Workshop on Tax Crimes and Money Laundering Held in Kampala

(Kampala) - The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) and the Financial Investigations Authority (FIA) recently hosted a workshop at Sheraton Hotel…

(Busia) - The Uganda Investment Authority has announced the groundbreaking of Busia’s gold mining project, set to create 3,000 direct jobs and represents the country’s largest confirmed gold deposit, with 12.5 tonnes of mineable gold and an initial investment of USD 50 million.

Uganda’s Largest Gold Mine Breaks Ground in Busia

(Busia) - Uganda’s gold mining industry is set for a significant boost following the groundbreaking ceremony of a major project…