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Over UGX 195 billion has been allocated to the Youth Empowerment Fund and will be implemented through the Youth Livelihood Programme under the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development, to support youth livelihoods and
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The Katale Loan Fund is a new initiative introduced to support young people operating in markets by providing access to affordable financing to strengthen and grow their businesses.
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Teachers are set to receive UGX 20 billion through their SACCOs, as earlier pledged by the President, in support of their financial empowerment and improved livelihoods.
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Here are the expenditure allocations for the various priority areas, reflecting governmentโs continued commitment to strategic investment in infrastructure, human capital development, agriculture, security, and other key sectors aimed at driving inclusive growth and improving
Highlights of the various budget allocations include priority investments in key sectors aimed at driving inclusive growth and improving service delivery.
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.@henrymusasizi1: Mr. Speaker, beginning FY 2026/27, an additional Shs 568.65 billion has been allocated to enhance salaries for primary school teachers and arts teachers in secondary schools and BTVET institutions | #KnowYourBudget26
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An Uncle-Nephew Moment
From the foothills of Tororo to the floor of @Parliament_Ug
Hon. Sanjay Tanna shares a proud moment with his nephew, Hon. Shyam Tanna, as they take part in this important national occasion |
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The Money Has Come
HIGHLIGHTS | Hon. @henrymusasizi1, Minister of @mofpedU, displays the iconic briefcase ahead of presenting Uganda's 2026/2027 Budget Speech on behalf of H.E. President @KagutaMuseveni | #KnowYourBudget26
Hon. Henry Musasizi says that Uganda's economy is projected to grow by 10.2% in FY 2026/27, driven by the commencement of commercial oil production later this year. He noted that the anticipated double-digit growth will create jobs, boost household incomes, expand business
Hon. Henry Musasizi said Uganda's inflation remains low and stable at an estimated 3.8% in FY 2025/26, supported by sound fiscal and monetary policies, stable food prices, and improved fuel supply management, helping to protect household incomes and boost investor confidence.
"This performance confirms that our strategy of investing in security, infrastructure, wealth creation, and the productive sectors is delivering results. I thank His Excellency the President for his steadfast leadership, strategic guidance and insistence on phased
@henrymusasizi1: Uganda surpassed the lower-middle-income threshold of USD 1,136, with gross national income per capita reaching USD 1,389 | #KnowYourBudget26