Uganda's Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA) has recently published a notice specifying the category of consumers that can purchase electricity in bulk directly from generation licensees...

The Petroleum Supply (Amendment) Act, 2023 ("the Act") has received Presidential assent in a record-breaking ten days from the date that it was passed by Parliament.

One of the most significant legal challenges in advancing decarbonisation, particularly through mechanisms such as carbon credits, is the potential conflict with established land rights and traditional land use.

In July 2014, Uganda joined the list of African countries that have implemented Public Private Partnership or "PPP" laws, by passing the Public Private Partnership Bill 2012 (the PPP Law).

Uganda's business climate is characterized by a combination of political stability and sustained economic growth. The political landscape, while stable in recent years, has seen a long-standing presidency, and navigating political nuances is essential for businesses.

Uganda continues to emerge as one of East Africa's most promising destinations for foreign direct investment. With a steadily growing economy, youthful population, and pro-business regulatory climate, the country offers a compelling landscape for foreign investors.