All posts tagged "Felix Oketcho"
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490OpinionNAM Summit to open Uganda’s door for meetings and conference tourism
By Felix Oketcho The clock is ticking as Uganda prepares to host the 19th Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) and G77 Summit this January...
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Op-Ed: Empower Refugees with enterprises to relieve them from humanitarian dependency
By Felix Oketcho For decades, the Uganda government and development partners have supported millions of refugees with freebies in terms of humanitarian...
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PDM is still Uganda’s magic bullet to alleviate poverty
Under PDM, the government set up structures and frameworks for planning, budgeting and delivery of public services. People at the parish level...
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Increase Judiciary Budget to achieve 100% of NRM Manifesto by 2026
According to the judiciary, the status of implementation of NRM manifesto commitments and strategic directives and guidelines for the period 2021 to...
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775OP-EDEskom, Umeme exit gives Gov’t an opportunity to drive the power sector forward
Eskom Uganda has successfully operated and maintained the power stations under a 20-year concession that will come to its natural end on...
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578OP-EDOPINION: Mr President; Stand tall and assent to Anti-Homosexuality Bill
The media has been awash with articles on homosexuality. Despite threats from resource-wealthy nations to withdraw funds to Uganda and counter threats...
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OPINION: The East African Procurement Exhibition should be used to push Uganda further
The Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA) of Uganda has been selected to host the 14th annual East African...
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Popularise Social Economic transformation Agenda Mr President
President Yoweri Museveni will embark on wealth creation mobilisation drive in Acholi sub region from 23rd & 24th of February 2023 as...
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OPINION: Uganda – South Africa Summit must address trade imbalance
Uganda exports to South Africa is projected to increase as Uganda Private sector Foundation Uganda as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs leads...