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Speaker Jacob Marksons Oboth has suspended enforcement of Uganda’s charcoal trade ban until the government explains its implementation and progress in promoting affordable alternative cooking fuels, amid concerns that millions of households still depend on charcoal and firewood.
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Parliament Backs Motion to Scale Up Support for Smallholder Farmers
Parliament has adopted an amended motion urging the Government to aggressively scale up funding and operational support for smallholder farmers under the National Smallholder Farmers Transformation and Climate Resilience Programme, rejecting proposals for a new law after lawmakers cited sufficient existing statutes and identified poor policy implementation as the real bottleneck.
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Bank of Uganda Pushes Affordable Credit to Accelerate Commercial Agriculture, Agro-Processing
The Bank of Uganda is rallying farmers, small businesses, and commercial lenders to tap into the Agricultural Credit Facility (ACF) and Small Business Fund (SBF), with Deputy Governor Prof. Augustus Nuwagaba revealing that over Shs 1.35 trillion has been disbursed nationwide to drive value addition, boost exports, and anchor macroeconomic stability.
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Bogere Strikes Late Stunner as Uganda Cranes Hold DR Congo in Johannesburg
Teenage prodigy James Bogere came off the bench to score a blistering 89th-minute equalizer as the Uganda Cranes held the Democratic Republic of Congo to a 1-1 stalemate at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg, concluding their South African friendly double-header undefeated against the Leopards.
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