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Author: C-News Bureau Chief
BUREAU CHIEF KAMPALA –Hey there! Exciting news for shareholders of BAT Uganda! They recently approved a handsome dividend payout of Shs 10.3 billion (that’s Ushs 209 per share) during the company’s 23rd Annual General Meeting held on July 6. This dividend, following their 100% dividend pay-out policy, will be paid out to shareholders on August 1, 2023, after deducting the withholding tax. On top of this great news, the AGM was also a special occasion as BAT Uganda celebrated its remarkable 95th year of operation in Uganda. Quite an achievement, right? During the meeting, Mathu Kiunjuri, the Managing Director of…
C-News Bureau Chief GENEVA/NEW YORK –In a significant development in the fight against malaria, 12 countries in Africa, including Uganda, are set to receive a total of 18 million doses of the first-ever malaria vaccine over the next two years. This allocation of vaccines is a critical step forward in addressing one of the leading causes of death on the continent. The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) issued a statement on July 5 emphasizing the importance of this rollout. The allocation of the vaccines has been determined through the application of principles outlined in the Framework for the allocation of…
In recent years, several high-income destination countries have initiated programs targeting the root causes of migration, particularly irregular and high-risk migration. The premise behind these initiatives is that fostering development in the origin countries would reduce the number of migrants. However, this notion has sparked debates, with some observers suggesting that development could increase emigration.
ZURAH NAKABUGO KAMPALA –Step into a world of breathtaking beauty, unparalleled wildlife, and rich cultural heritage. Welcome to Uganda, a country that stands proudly as one of the top tourist destinations in the world. With its unrivaled population of scarce mountain gorillas and stunning natural landscapes, Uganda has captivated the hearts of travelers from across the globe. Now, it’s time to discover the wonders that await you in this great nation. Uganda’s natural treasures are unparalleled. Nestled within its borders lies over 50 percent of the world’s known population of mountain gorillas, making it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and…
It is anticipated that the refinery will have a production capacity of 60,000 barrels per day, significantly enhancing Uganda’s self-reliance in the oil sector
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) strongly condemns the brutal attack on Lhubiriha Secondary School in Kasese District, Uganda.
The Ministry of Finance, under the leadership of Matia Kasaija, has set aside a significant budget of Shs 4.5 trillion for various infrastructure development projects in Uganda.
The economy of Uganda has displayed resilience and is on a path of steady recovery.
About 2 to 3% (or 135,000) of older persons in Uganda experience some form of abuse.
The World Court of Human Rights, composed of 47 judges from the Council of Europe member countries, has unanimously stated that there is no right to same-sex marriage.