Experts Warn Against Private Pension Schemes

Savers Caution Government on Pension Reforms

Experts Diagnose Uganda’s Pension Liberalization Scheme

Different experts have discussed the pension liberalization scheme that was recently tabled before parliament in a debate organized by OSIEA and Agency for Transformation at Kampala Serena Hotel on Tuesday morning. In his discussion, Dan Ngabirano, a lecturer at the school of law at Makerere University explained that a right to information is a relevant tool

The changing face of NAADS and what the entry of Uganda People’s Defense Forces will mean for Uganda’s agriculture

WHERE’S MY GOAT? AMPLIFYING THE VOICE OF COMMUNITIES TO COMBAT CORRUPTION

Citizens are critical allies in the fight against corruption. But at present their voices aren’t being heard. Read Full Article

Rwakakamba on Bio Fuels and Food Security

Smallholder farmers climate vulnerabilities, can geo-engineering help?

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Twesigye Morrison RWAKAKAMBA – SOAS London University Mo Ibrahim Residential School on Governance and Development in Africa.

Agency for Transformation (AfT): Office Relocation

Hello everyone, This is to inform you that we have relocated our national offices from Plot 3 Kampala Road – Station House to a more spacious premises. Our new physical address is Plot 6, Kyambogo View Road, Ministers Village, Ntinda – Kampala, Uganda. Our postal address and office telephone line remain the same. You can also view the map with directions on the map below. We have

Processed products increase profits

Tax on agriculture misguided

Rationalised pay raise for public servants good for the economy

Focus on expanding opportunities for youth in farming

High costs hurting small businesses

Protect coffee from climate change

Safeguard workers’ savings

Climate Change – Is Uganda Ready to Adapt?

Govt should revive cooperatives, Bernard Tayebwa’s Response

After losing Ugandas forest cover, we’ll face water crisis

What is killing Uganda’s agricultural sector?

Click to view original article in the New Vision. AGRICULTURE is an important, versatile sector in Uganda. It employs 68% of the population, supporting millions of livelihoods and contributes substantially to the economy. Notably, according to Morrison Rwakakamba, the CEO of Agency for Transformation (AFT), a farmer – focused non-government organization, there are plenty of institutions

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