AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEbola Vigilance: Kenya’s first confirmed Ebola patient travelled through Uganda before dying in Nairobi, highlighting the need for stronger cross-border screening. Uganda has heightened vigilance as regional authorities monitor the outbreak. Professional Regulation: Uganda’s Architects Registration Board says foreign architects are practising without required registration and wants tighter rules. Tourism Ties: Uganda and Mozambique have agreed to promote tourism together, including joint packages, after a roadshow in Maputo. Public Service: Head of Public Service Lucy Nakyobe warned that procurement delays, weak contract management and corruption raise development costs and erode trust. Independence at 64: President Museveni urged Ugandans to work hard and build the country, while veteran Abdul Nadduli said Uganda’s future depends on respecting the Constitution. Economic Risks: The IMF has flagged high borrowing costs, rising government debt and the need for clear safeguards as Uganda prepares for oil revenues and builds gold reserves.
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