A presidential directive issued in 2022 mandates severe cuts to fishing operations in Uganda.
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A presidential directive issued in 2022 mandates severe cuts to fishing operations in Uganda.
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Reports on the economic pulse of Uganda.Also in this story
- The Inter-Religious Council of Uganda raised concerns regarding the current state of the trade order.
- Stanbic Bank, a financial institution in Uganda, discussed the necessary shift in investment culture within the country.
- A festival in Uganda promotes trade, tourism, and investment ties.
- Bank of Uganda provided transaction data on June 26, 2026.
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Uganda
country in East Africa
Related events
- A presidential directive has been issued to guide the actions of Uganda's Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries.
- The Ugandan government plans to boost production in the Karamoja sub-region, involving discussions with the IGAD Executive Secretary.
- The Ministry of Water and Environment provided policy direction for Uganda.
- While TotalEnergies seeks oil deposits in Uganda, the country's wildlife management is overseen by the Uganda Wildlife Authority.
- Various African countries are major producers in the fisheries sector, including Egypt, Morocco, Uganda, Nigeria, and others.