Government has prioritized increasing Uganda’s energy production. It has liberalized the power sector and has a regulatory framework that encourages investment in renewable energy sources. Uganda has large renewable energy sources with a potential of 5,300 megawatts which have not been fully exploited.
Investment Opportunities
Government has planned for large infrastructure projects in the areas of roads, airports, rail, water transport, Industrial Parks, Inland Ports etc. which present a plethora of opportunities for the investor.
Uganda has a deficit of 2.1m housing units and this is expected to grow to 3.0m by 2030.
Uganda is a stunningly beautiful country with diverse tourist attractions and has been listed as a “must-go-to destination” moreover with cheap rates. A land of lush green vegetation, mountainous landscape, lakes, and rivers with hot spri
Uganda’s banking penetration is among the lowest in Sub Saharan Africa.
Uganda has deliberately liberalized the education sector and created an enabling environment for investment in the sector with the objective of achieving Uganda’s required human capital needs and increasing productivity.