When UMEME took over Uganda’s electricity distribution from the Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited (UEDCL) in March 2005, it inherited a heavily dilapidated system. At the time, the infrastructure was in poor shape, consumer demand was low, and both technical and financial losses were alarmingly high. It is within this challenging context that the Government of Uganda entered into a 20-year concession agreement with UMEME, a deal that many now view as heavily skewed in favour of the private distributor.
REFLECTING ON UMEME’S LEGACY IN UGANDA’S POWER DISTRIBUTION: LESSONS, LOSSES, AND THE PATH FORWARDJuly 2, 2025
LEGAL ALERT:WATER AND SEWAGE AUTHORITY OF TRINIDAD & TOBAGO(RESPONDENT) VS WATER WORKS LTD TRINIDAD & TOBAGO(APPELLANT)June 13, 2025
BREACH OF CONTRACT, CONVERSION, UNFAIR COMPETITIONCASE SUMMARY: VAS GARAGE LIMITED V MTN UGANDALIMITED, HIGH COURT CIVIL SUIT NO. 689 OF 2022May 23, 2025
An analysis of the impact of the Tax Procedures Code Amendment Bill, 2025 on the digital payments ecosystem, with an emphasis on the monopolistic structure it establishes within Uganda’s betting and gaming sectorApril 24, 2025
