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UGANDA’S ROADS ARE MUCH BETTER NOW, SAYS ODONGO

THE executive directeor of the newly established Uganda Road Fund (URF), Michael Odongo, has cautioned people not the judge the state of Uganda’s roads in terms of those in Kampala city.  More...

Dr. Michael Odongo, the Executive Director, Uganda Road Fund

BUSINESS VISION: INTERVIEW

The Uganda Road Fund was created in 2008 to finance routine and periodic maintenance of public roads. Michael M. Odongo the Fund’s Executive Director talked to Ibrahim Kasita and Isaac Omoding. Others interviewed were managers Monica Mugenyi for Corporate Services, Andrew Grace Naimanye, for programming, Joseph Etyang for internal audit and Chris Ntegakarija, technical advisor to the Executive Director More...

YOUTH AWARDS: WHY THEY ARE NECESSARY

The World Bank’s Africa Development Indicators report (ADI) 2008/09 indicates that the rate of unemployed young people aged between 15 and 24 stands at 83% in Uganda. Out of Uganda ’s population of 34 million people, 60% fall under the youth age bracket.  More...

THE WOMAN CONSUMER AND CHANGING TRENDS IN DIET

BUSINESS VISION: CONSUMER INSIGHT

DAN-MARLONE NABUTSABI

The traditional role of the Ugandan woman in the family and community is changing as our country moves from a subsistence to a cash economy. Today, women are the largest group of consumers.  More...

Stanbic’s share price rises

UGANDA STOCK MARKET

Stanbic Bank continued its market dominance, with its share price hitting a high of sh175 on Tuesday.
This is one of the highest share prices for Stanbic Bank, only eclipsed by the above sh200 share price it attained in its first few weeks of trading in 2007. Stanbic pushed 246,227 shares worth sh42.5m in turnover. More...