Laxity in enforcement of the Uganda Anti-Homosexua
In May 2023, Uganda passed a controversial anti-homosexuality law that imposed severe penalties for same-sex activities, including life imprisonment and even the deathRead More
Fighting EACOP is a lost cause
By Ali Ssekatawa At the conclusion of Climate Summit Conference of Parties (COP) 28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, in December 2023, memberRead More
Opinion: EFRIS intentions are good and will surely
By Trevor Lukanga I recently attended a training for the Small and Medium Enterprises in the Oil and gas sector organised to buildRead More
Opinion: Why Isaac Ssemakadde for Uganda Law Socie
By Simon Semuwemba To some Isaac Ssemakadde seems a misfit, a radical and any other bias you could have heard,but he is aRead More
Understanding Section 40D Tax Waiver, a Golden Opp
By Sarah M. Chelangat …I bring you great news that could offload your tax burden. It is detailed in Section 40D of theRead More
Opinion: What next after donors cut funding?
By Jude Opolot Akol judeopolot256@gmail.com Ahead of the preparations for the FY 2023/24 budget, BFP estimates indicate an increase in theRead More
EFRIS: How are countries making it easier to pay t
Over the 15 years that Doing Business has been comparing tax systems globally, countries have made it easier for companies to pay theirRead More
Soaring number of NEETs welcome Hon Balaam Barugah
By Mulihi Bumali I do once again send my congratulations as you start your work as a minister. The report by National PlanningRead More
Op_Ed: Do girls have to struggle to prove that the
By Joan Kembabazi According to UNESCO,129 million girls globally are out of school of which 50 million girls are in sub-Saharan Africa. AndRead More
COP28: Not yet Uhuru, writes Ali Ssekatawa
By Ali Ssekatawa The curtains have fallen on COP28 Climate Summit, leaving in its wake a mixed bag of accomplishments and unmet aspirations.Read More