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  • BUBU campaign increases Ugandaโ€™s Local Market Share
  • BUBU Revitalises Industrial Development in Uganda
  • Uganda's import substitution reduces reliance on foreign goods.
  • BUBU Business Directory Section
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UDC expands local manufacturing in Uganda

Tanna commissions fuel blendingย plant in Tororo

NARO and Trade for Jobs Uganda Partner to Boost

Key Developments
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Buy Uganda Build Uganda (BUBU) is a Government of Uganda initiative aimed at promoting local production, strengthening domestic industries, and increasing the consumption of Ugandan goods and serviceS

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BUBU Impact

Buy Uganda Build Uganda (BUBU) is more than a policyโ€”it is a collective movement to strengthen Ugandaโ€™s economy by promoting locally produced goods and services. Through collaboration between government, businesses, and citizens, BUBU continues to drive meaningful progress across key sectors.

Local Manufacturing

Supporting Ugandan industries to increase production, innovation, and competitiveness.

Jobs Created

Encouraging enterprises that generate employment opportunities for Ugandans across the country.

Investment Projects

Attracting and supporting investments that expand local value chains and industrial capacity.

Export Growth

Promoting Ugandan products in regional and international markets to boost foreign exchange earnings

Call to Action

Every Ugandan has a role to play. By choosing locally made products, supporting Ugandan enterprises, and investing in local innovation, we can strengthen our industries and build a sustainable future.

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Factories, production, industrial growth.

Manufacturing

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Farmers, exports, food value chains.

Agriculture & Agro-processing

NARO and Trade for Jobs Uganda Partner to Boost Uptake of Dairy Innovations

NARO and Trade for Jobs Uganda Partner to Boost

Agriculture, Agro-Research
NAMULONGE: The National Agricultural Research Organisation (NARO) and Trade for Jobs Uganda have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen Ugandaโ€™s dairy sector by accelerating agricultural technology adoption, expanding market opportunities and supporting the creation of more and
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Local markets, exports, trade policies.

Trade & Investment

  • UWA translocate rhinos to Ajai

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  • Uganda Hosts Africa Industrialisation Week 2025

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  • Higher institutions to promote the national

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Roads, energy, construction.

Infrastructure & Development

  • UWA translocate rhinos to Ajai

  • Mulago National Referral Hospital Is ISO Certified

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Startups, digital economy.

Innovation & Technology

Butime launches Kidepo conservation plan

Butime launches Kidepo conservation plan

Tourism
 The Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, Col. Tom Butime, last Friday launched a $4 million Kidepo Landscape Integrated Conservation and Development Project (KLICDP) 2026โ€“2030 in Kitgum District. Accompanying the minister were Minister of State for Tourism Susan Nakawukyi,
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EACOP visit excites Bank of Uganda Governor

EACOP visit excites Bank of Uganda Governor

ENERGY, Oil & Gas
Bank of Uganda Governor Dr Michael Atingi-Ego visited the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) in Kabaale and Hoima, where he was โ€œvery much impressedโ€ with what he learned is one of the most innovative and smart pipelines in
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Employment, training, youth empowerment.

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