AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDigital Identity: SecuGen’s fingerprint scanner is now compatible with Uganda’s MOSIP-based national ID system, opening a new authentication option for businesses and service counters. Agribusiness: NARO and Trade for Jobs Uganda will work to bring dairy research and technologies to farmers and businesses, as milk output and exports grow. A Kampala roasting masterclass will also help coffee businesses build local processing skills and sell more finished products. Manufacturing: The Court of Appeal awarded plastics maker Edroch Plastics Shs100 million after ruling Umeme unlawfully left its factory without power for more than a year. Circular Economy: Nabweru innovators are turning used diaper material into charcoal briquettes, seeking to tackle waste while producing cooking fuel. Industrial Revival: Lira stakeholders want the abandoned cotton mill assessed for possible revival, with public investment tied to clear ownership, reliable utilities and a viable business plan. Regional Trade: Katuna traders say restrictions on small consignments are hurting business and pushing some operators towards smuggling.
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