Uganda (National)
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Ismail Musa Ladu's work primarily focuses on local economic and government-related topics in Uganda, with a specific emphasis on business, taxes, poverty, and trade. His coverage attributes indicate that he frequently covers breaking news related to government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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Mr James Onyutta, Managing Director of FINCA Uganda, Bernard Obel, director supervision at IRA and members from Padrepio and FINCA, IRA pose for a group photo with dummy Bancassurance licence on October 05, 2024. Photo + Ismail Musa Ladu
By: Ismail Musa Ladu, Martin Luther Oketch
Uganda’s independence celebration coincides with a time when Singapore recycles 90 percent of its waste to generate electricity compared to Uganda where only 8 percent which is about 2,330 metric...
By: Ismail Musa Ladu
Manufacturers in Uganda cite high electricity tariffs as a major factor contributing to the elevated cost of doing business coupled with the high cost of transport and acquisition of raw materials.
By: Ismail Musa Ladu
The merger of the Uganda Export Promotion Board and Uganda Free Zones Authority has left exporters in a state of confusion, with critical certification processes stalled and significant export...
By: Ismail Musa Ladu
Ms Joyce Atuhaire Onegwa, explains why businesswomen and entrepreneurs looking to export in the international market should be prepared to dig into their purses and invest in preparations that...
By: Ismail Musa Ladu, Racheal Nabisubi
The frequency in erratic rainfall has direct economic costs. At a macro level, vulnerabilities to storms and floods, increased water scarcity and droughts, disease prevalence, reduced...
By: Ismail Musa Ladu
Fruits and vegetable exporters say it has been difficult to access export certificates since government merged Uganda Export Promotions Board and Uganda Free Zones Authority. PHOTO / Betty Ndagire
By: Ismail Musa Ladu
USAID Mission Director, Daniele Nyirandutiye, emphasised the organisation's commitment to accelerating collaboration with financial sector players to facilitate women's businesses
By: Ismail Musa Ladu, Racheal Nabisubi
The Nalubaale-Kiira power dam is set to undergo a major upgrade, thanks to a €170 million (Shs660 billion) financing package from the European Union that will extend its lifespan by 30 years.
By: Ismail Musa Ladu
A review study on pesticide drift indicates up to 75 percent of highly harzadous pestcides miss their target and can wash into water systems, harming aquatic life
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