We believe that by working together, we can create comprehensive and inclusive solutions to address our budget shortfalls. We work to bring Ugandans together to find and implement sensible, long-term solutions for a strong, healthy economy that transcends age, party lines, and ideological divides in order to achieve real results.
The Public Finance puzzle: Why planning reforms fail
A recent World Bank assessment of Uganda’s Public Investment Management system concluded that Uganda possesses several good-practice features within its public finance management systems
Budgeting through supplementaries seems to have become the norm for Uganda. What does that say about our planning units? Is it a question of competence or syndicated corruption? We surely need better budget discipline @mofpedU , @Parliament_Ug @GovUganda @IGGUganda @CSBAGUGANDA
The punishing mechanics of taxing the boda boda economy
The Excise Duty Amendment Act 2026 was passed by Parliament recently, raising the Excise Duty payable at first registration of a motorcycle from Shs200,000 to Shs500,000, a 150 per cent increase