Betty Ndagire is a journalist for dailymonitor, a publication under Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group company in Uganda. She specializes in local news and covers a wide range of topics including business, government policies, investments, taxation, and economic development. Betty aims to provide her readers with accurate and timely information on the business landscape in Uganda.
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Betty Ndagire's coverage predominantly focuses on local government policies, legal regulations, and business-related topics within Uganda. Given her focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation, she is likely to be receptive to pitches related to updates or analysis of Ugandan government policies impacting businesses, taxation, employment laws, trade regulations as well as court rulings in the country.
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L-R: Mr Jan Sadek, the European Union Ambassador to Uganda, Ms Signe Winding Alberjerg, the Danish Ambassador to Uganda, and Mr Henry Opolot, the commissioner for agricultural extension skills management system at the Ministry of Agriculture, during the launch of programs to combat climate change on Thursday. Photo | Betty Ndagire
By: Betty Ndagire
Honest Fortunate Kansiime started making disposable leak-proof period pants to improve feminine hygiene routines for special needs girls and women.
By: Betty Ndagire
The review, under the Integrated Uranium Production Cycle Review Mission, will look at preparedness for nuclear energy production in terms of laws, capacity, reserves, safety, and environmental...
By: Betty Ndagire
Namanve, previously a forested area, was in 1991 degazetted with 2,200 acres set aside to support the industrialisation agenda
By: Allan Olingo, Betty Ndagire, Kabona Esiara
East Africa’s second-hand clothes markets, a major source of work for women, are under threat as trade wars take heavy toll on sales.
By: Betty Ndagire
Suppliers missing out on Uganda Airlines deals due to quality issues
On July 31, during the Uganda Chamber of Mines and Petroleum (UCMP) Annual General Meeting, two members from the Chamber's Governing Council were elevated to the Board: Mr Patrick Mweheire of Standard Bank Group and Mr Nicholas Ecimu from S&L Advocates.
By: Betty Ndagire
A bundle of money in a banking hall. Businesses are facing unprecedented challenges, investment clubs clubs offer stability. PHOTO/EDDAR R. BATTE
(L-R, with flags) Minister of Finance Matia Kasaija, Ambassador Col Fred Mwesigye and Ambassador Winpeg Moyo flag off passengers at Entebbe International Airport on September 25, 2024. Photo/Paul Adude
By: Betty Ndagire
Choosing not to invest may be the greatest financial risk of all.
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