AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWater Infrastructure: NWSC says work is advancing on 69km of Greater Kampala pipelines, reservoirs and booster stations to improve supply for an additional one million people; road reinstatement is due to begin this month. Air Transport: Uganda Airlines is targeting $400m–$500m in annual revenue by 2030, but says limits on its access to regional routes are constraining growth. It has launched Accra services and is seeking approval to carry passengers between Ghana and Nigeria. Exports: Uganda has sent its first locally made HIV self-test kits to Kenya, opening a regional market for domestic manufacturing. Energy: Uganda and Russia have agreed to assess the country’s nuclear infrastructure and identify next steps for site surveys for a planned plant in Nakasongola, alongside training for Ugandan personnel. Manufacturing Investment: Devki Group’s regional expansion includes Uganda, as the steel and cement investor says it has pledged more than Sh200bn across East Africa in five years. Agricultural Trade: The government is stepping up quality controls as coffee and organic exports face stricter EU market standards.
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