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Stay informed on the businesses, markets, and economic forces shaping Uganda and East Africa. Postdator News covers company news, industry developments, entrepreneurship, trade, and the wider economy, bringing you timely and relevant business reporting from the region and beyond. From established corporations to emerging startups, we track the stories that matter to business leaders, investors, and everyday readers who want to understand where the region’s economy is heading.
Sudan rejects Ethiopia’s proposal to fill mega-dam
Khartoum, Sudan | AFP | Sudan on Tuesday rejected an Ethiopian proposal to sign an initial agreement greenlighting the filling of a controversial...
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UNDP to provide smartphones, airtime and data to Ugandan market vendors.
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in partnership with Jumia Uganda, an e-commerce company, have launched an online platform to enable small and...
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Oil and Tourism discussion – Amos Wekesa.
Before I write something about the above subject, I want to say, just over a month ago, I was asked to be a...
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Winners and losers (Part 3) – Strive Masiyiwa.
You are not alone amidst the COVID-19 storm. Let’s #TeamTalk. As entrepreneurs in the midst of a global crisis impacting nearly all the world’s...
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Winners and losers (Part 2) – Strive Masiyiwa.
The BIG winner is…? When I started my telecoms business in 1993, the number of people in Africa who had access to a...
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Uganda’s 2020/21 budget shoots to Shs 45.4trillion
Analysts say the proposed budget should focus on key sectors that support revamping the economy Kampala, Uganda | ISAAC KHISA AND JULIUS BUSINGE...
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If we cannot do tourism for now, let’s at least talk about it
Despite the challenges the industry faces now, it’s upon the players and stakeholders in the sector to keep reminding themselves of what the...
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UK investor Gridworks eyes African utilities overhaul
In too many countries, transmission and distribution remain the responsibility of badly managed state utilities. Gridworks CEO Simon Hodson explains to David Thomas...
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