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Financial Regulation in Uganda: The Role of The Central Bank
Since 1966 the Bank of Uganda (the “Bank”) has functioned as the Central Bank of the Republic of Uganda. ...
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Ethics And Legal Implications of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) describes the capacity of a computer to perform the tasks commonly associated with human beings. It includes the ability to review, discern meaning, generalize, learn from experience, and find patterns and relations to respond dynamically to changing situations....
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Contingency Strategies to Mitigate the Risks of An Industrial Action
Industrial action is not defined in Ugandan law but as a general guide, it amounts to concerted action taken to put pressure on an employer. It includes strikes and actions such as picketing, go-slow and a ban on call-out. ...
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Are There More Than One Ways to Solve PPDA Related Disputes?
How can an aggrieved person who was not a bidder to a procurement challenge a PPDA Contract? Procurement and disposal of assets under the public domain are often troublesome due to the stakes that may be involved either financially or politically....
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Court Stays Execution of Ham vs DTB Judgment
The High Court of Uganda has stayed execution of the recent judgment in Ham Enterprises Limited Vs Diamond Trust Bank Uganda Limited (DTB) “the initial judgement”....
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What We Missed Out in the Bank of Uganda and Sudhir Ruparelia Saga
On 30th June 2017 Bank of Uganda as receiver for Crane Bank Uganda Limited (“Crane Bank”) filed a civil suit against businessman Sudhir Ruparelia, the founder and former Vice chairman of Crane Bank Uganda Limited....
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Protection of Shareholders Under Uganda’s Companies Act Of 2012
Shareholders are members of the company who have contributed their money towards the company's share capital. Shareholders have an interest in the company commensurate to the extent of their shareholding which is represented by shares....
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