Lack Of Market Research Poor Record Keeping And Administration Over Investing In The Right Things At The Wrong Time Ineffective Marketing Or None At All
Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) is a One-Stop facilitator for investors, mandated by an Act of Parliament (1991) to attract, promote and facilitate investment. Equipped with
Sectors would provide a great opportunity when invested in; Large Scale & Medium scale Agriculture (Coffee, Tea, Cotton, Grains & Cereals) Livestock / Dairy farming
Strengths of the market 1. Stable, liberalised economy 2. Strong Natural Resource Base 3. Government commitment to private sector 4. Low-cost and trainable workforce 5.
The 1995 Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, and Amendments thereto, The Uganda Registration Services Bureau Act Cap 210, The Business Names Registrations Act Cap
Despite the challenges, the real estate industry continued to attract the attention of more local and foreign investors this year. More industrial innovations were also
UGANDA has moved up seven places to the 122nd position out of 183 economies in the overall “Ease of doing business” rankings, a World Bank