The Sanyu Daily |Tuesday the 2nd of December 2025.
Challenged on how Uganda can grow its GDP from the current $ 60 billion to its target of $500 billion by 2040 |? Mzee told them about the four pillars of creating wealth: which are ; commercial agriculture, manufacturing, services, and ICT or the knowledge economy.
The Sanyu Daily | Tuesday, November 25, 2025
Uganda, with a 45.6 million cattle population, uses 4 trillion shillings (approximately $ 1.4 billion) to treat tick-borne diseases annually. But this vaccine, which registered 93.2% effectiveness, will cost only 3,600 shillings (1 US dollar) per doze... potentially saving billions
The Sanyu Daily |Monday, November 24, 2025
President M7 and President Ruto were in Tororo yesterday to officiate at the groundbreaking ceremony of mega steel plant being constructed by the Kenyan - based DEVKI group.
The Sanyu Daily | Friday, November 21, 2025
A recent Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) survey indicates that Ugandans are reporting higher levels of happiness, with 81% of adults describing themselves as "fairly" or "completely" happy, up from 77% in 2017.
The Sanyu Daily | Thursday, November 20, 2025
Focus is on (1) Raising awareness of Africa's economic transformation, competitiveness, and self - reliance. (2) Creating commitment among gov'ts, businesses & international partners to create jobs, reduce poverty and adopt good technology. (3) CREATING ONE MARKET FOR THE AFRICA WE WANT under the
The Sanyu Daily | Wednesday November 19, 2025
With increasing investment and pan-African initiatives like the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS), the stage is set for African fintech to deepen financial inclusion and stimulate economic prosperity across the continent.
The Sanyu Daily | Tuesday, November 18, 2025.
đ Today - we look at 'HOW TO GET A TRADING LICENCE for your business in Uganda'
The Sanyu Daily | Friday, November 14, 2025.
The assessment confirmed Uganda's strong economic growth of 6.3% and low inflation, but highlighted our increased spending on interest payments which affects our domestic revenues.
