Dorothy Nakaweesi is a Business Writer for Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company, and Cigalah Group. With a focus on local news in Uganda, Dorothy covers a wide range of topics including finance, economy, and government policies. Her articles provide valuable insights into the business landscape and economic developments in the country.
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Dorothy Nakaweesi's coverage primarily focuses on local business, finance, and government policies in Uganda. She frequently reports on mobile money, banking, government policies related to economic growth, and digital payments.
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South Sudan compensation: Many traders missing on list
By: Dorothy Nakaweesi
Uganda Bankers Association says land is a preferred collateral option because it is marketable and appreciates compared to other options such as machinery and buildings
By: Dorothy Nakaweesi
Jumia, which operates in Uganda and Kenya, remains the largest online shopping platform in East Africa, commanding a shared market share of more than 60 percent. Photo / File
By: Dorothy Nakaweesi
The population of Greater Kampala is projected to grow by 3.3 million people by 2030 to 8.5 million, thus requiring an average of 62,800 housing units annually
By: Dorothy Nakaweesi
Uganda Railways Corporation operates a passenger train service from Kampala to Namanve. Photo / Edgar R Batte
By: Dorothy Nakaweesi
Kampala, which as of 2023 was ranked at position 27th, is expected to leapfrog at least eight cities into 18th position by 2035
By: Dorothy Nakaweesi
KCCA says it will give a grace period for developers with unapproved structures to provide plans. Photo / File
By: Dorothy Nakaweesi
The increase in the population of Kampala is expected to exert more pressure on a city struggling with overcrowding, informal settlements and high unemployment, among others
By: Dorothy Nakaweesi
Beauty and personal care products manufacturers say the new digital conformity marks have pushed the cost of product certification from an average of Shs3.5m to Shs200m
By: Juliet Kigongo, Dorothy Nakaweesi
The Commercial Division of the High Court has dismissed an application in which businessman Patrick Bitature had sought to challenge personal liability for an unpaid loan of $13.5 (about Shs50.3b) due to Electro-Maxx. In an application filed last year, Mr Bitature noted that whereas Absa had sought to recover Shs50.3b arising from a consent judgment of 2020 regarding indebtedness of Electro-Maxx, he was not indebted to the bank, reasoning there was no contract of guarantee executed relating to the consent judgment.
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