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Q&A with CSBAG ED on 2025 IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings and what Smarter Spending means for Uganda’s development

CSBAG in the news

Can EAC capital markets ease fiscal strain?

14/10/2025Makki Muzisa Muhamadi

NPA wants tax holidays stayed until investors prove profitability.

14/10/2025Makki Muzisa Muhamadi

A nation of Debt.

14/10/2025Makki Muzisa Muhamadi

Finance Releases SH17 Trillion.

14/10/2025Makki Muzisa Muhamadi

Over Half Respondents Cite Poverty As a Top Concern.

14/10/2025Makki Muzisa Muhamadi

Education sector still shortchanged.

14/10/2025Makki Muzisa Muhamadi
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Why Millions of cash go Unspent

06/07/2025ekanyesigye
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PPDA, Civil Society Partner on Accountability

06/07/2025ekanyesigye

CSOs POST-BUDGET DIALOGUE: Top Agencies, Local Gov’ts recognized for excellent service delivery.

18/06/2025ekanyesigye

CSBAG pushes for greater budget discipline in post-budget review

18/06/2025ekanyesigye

CSBAG’s post-budget dialogue calls for stronger government-private sector collaboration

18/06/2025ekanyesigye

Experts Warn Uganda’s Rising Debt Could Strain Economy

09/06/2025ekanyesigye