The policy will help farmers negotiate for better input prices.
Experts attribute the depreciation to corporate buyers who are rushing to pay off their tax obligations as the financial year closes.
This follows the failure by Pioneer Buses to pay tax arrears worth over Shs8 billion after nine months.
As we hastily advanced over the speed-bumps at this point, I could not help but wonder what might happen to this little boy and girl any moment.
The first fatality is 13-year-old Hector Pieterson; before nightfall that day, 22 others are also killed. When the riots subside after more show of government force, 176 victims are counted.
Barely 12 hours after the Judiciary complained of lack of operational funds that have forced them to suspend hearing of some cases, the institution yesterday made a U-turn, saying there is money for the same.
The Rwandan High Commissioner to Uganda, Maj Gen Frank Mugambagye, has insisted that the 16 students who recently crossed to Uganda over alleged persecution will be extradited to face the law back home.
Court has set June 28 for the hearing of the trial in which a former director of Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) is facing fraud charges after the Directorate of Public Prosecutions (DPP) yesterday ordered for the trial.
The brutal killing of a New Vision journalist has drawn public ire, with police being accused of sleeping on the job instead of tackling criminals.
Youth under the Inspirational Development Uganda (IDU) are set to recognise 100 personalities and institutions that have contributed tremendously to the country’s development.
Renegade spymaster David Sejusa, originally Tinyefuza, yesterday broke his silence about his alleged interest to lead Uganda, declaring that a “four-star general without ambitions must be in the wrong place”.
Police have retrieved a machete and parts of an axe allegedly used to kill a couple at their house in Sagala village, Kasale Sub-county, Rakai District at the weekend.
Finance minister says the bonding system adopted by the government is to benefit the Nationa Development Plan and reduce the risk of losing taxpayers money.
The suspended pathologist from Mulago hospital will resume exhuming the remains of the former premier and Democratic Party president, Benedict Kiwanuka, if court clears him.
Kisoro District has the highest number of stunted children in Uganda, findings of a new study shows. Other districts with high numbers of stunted children are Kamwenge, Agago, Lira, Kole and Dokolo.
