Thursday, February 23, 2012 | Last Updated 12:56 AM
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kworekwa’s dogs, best friends to his pocketsWhen he is away from home on official duty or doing other tasks, Capt. Gonzaga Kworekwa is sure his family and property are secure thanks to his fierce dogs....
    Capital Markets Authority (CMA) chief Japheth Kato has said falling inflation, going forward would revive the damp mood at the stock market....
      Only one company, Bank of Baroda sold shares on Tuesday, one of the lowest trading sessions since the year began....
      Other Business News
      OVER sh115.8 billion has been secured by an American company to finance the businesses of Ugandan business community as loans.
        THE conclusion of the deal marks the transfer of $2.9 billion to Tullow from Total and CNOOC, after repeated delays
          A Makerere art lecturer gets grilled over sh1b she wants from Central Bank for her art work
          CITY Authority Councilors have demanded that the leadership of the city explains the authenticity of the Pioneer Easy Bus in the eastern and western zones of Kampala
            The energy ministry finallytabled two oil Bills - the Petroleum (exploration, development and production) Bill 2012 and the Petroleum (refining, gas processing and conversion, transportation and storage) Bill 2012 - in Parliament in last week.
              The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has so far collected close to sh20b within seven months of its existence, the Authority has disclosed.
              SIXTEEN ministers and Members of Parliament from Busoga region have petitioned President Yoweri Museveni over delay by government to tarmac the 140 Kilometre Musita-Namayingo-Lumino Road, which leads to neighbouring Kenya.
              MPs have called upon cotton farmers in the Northern Region to organise themselves in groups so that they can negotiate better prices, besides accessing farming tools from the Cotton Development Organisation.
              Experts attribute the development to the massive gains the shilling has made against the dollar in the past months.
              A WIDOWER, one Musa Kironde, has sued the electricity company UMEME for sh138m over the death of his wife Amina Nansubuga,32, who was electrocuted in September last year. In the suit filed on February 9 at the High Court in Kampala through Onyango and Company Advocates, accuses UMEME of negligen
              Back to the future for Uganda CranesIN any other sphere of life, the Cranes would have been long discontinued from taking part in the qualifiers. But this is sports – if you fail, you simply try again...
              Posted By: Charles Mutebi