Top-level representatives from Uganda, Ghana, Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi, Liberia, Mauritius and Benin are coming together for The Global African Investment Summit 2015 (TGAIS) in...
Spectacular wildlife, welcoming people, political stability and untouched potential in need of international expertise are among the reason why Jean Byamugisha, Executive Director of the Uganda Hotel...
Roni Madhvani, Director of the Madhvani Group, Uganda’s largest conglomerate with a total asset base in excess of $1 billion and businesses spanning agriculture, construction, hotels and insurance...
Hon. Irene Muloni, Minister of Energy and Minerals Development of Uganda, talks about her country´s vast mineral wealth, which goes far beyond oil, a resource she says could transform the Ugandan...
President Yoweri Museveni first came to power after a successful five-year guerrilla struggle during the 1980s. He has stood for, and won, four democratic elections since then, making notable economic...
The PM Communications team interviewed Mr. Patrick Katayi, Zonal Managing Director of Bolloré Africa Logistics, and asked him about the rebranding of Bolloré, and also about the logistics...
Hon. Tress Bucyanayandi, Minister of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries of the Republic of Uganda, talks about the agricultural sector in his country, the different entry points for investors...
“Uganda is a secure, democratic country with a liberalized and stable economy. It has a rich base of natural resources. Agriculture, mining, and the like are strong sectors.”
The Ugandan economy has been enjoying steady growth over the past decade, but to sustain such expansion means considerable investment in the country’s infrastructure.
Uganda’s booming economy has enabled it to expand both its social and economic priorities, but the creation of a steady and dependable source of energy has been at the heart of this prosperity.
