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Uganda: economy expanded by 8.5% in last quarter in December

Uganda's economy expanded by 8.5% during the financial quarter ending in December 2025, driven by robust consumer demand and significant activity in sectors such as construction. This marks an increase from the 5.4% growth observed in the same quarter of…

Uganda's economy expanded by 8.5% during the financial quarter ending in December 2025, driven by robust consumer demand and significant activity in sectors such as construction. This marks an increase from the 5.4% growth observed in the same quarter of the previous year.

Strong consumer demand. Increased activity in construction and other sectors.

Uganda's economy expanded by 8.5% during the financial quarter ending in December 2025, driven by robust consumer demand and significant activity in sectors such as construction.
Fatima Zerhouni · The African Herald

The Finance Ministry announced that the construction of a $5 billion pipeline intended to facilitate the export of Uganda's crude oil through Tanzania's coast is nearing completion, with only 20% remaining. This project is expected to significantly impact Uganda's economy, with projected revenues of 2.2 trillion Ugandan shillings ($587.04 million) from oil exports in the upcoming financial year.

Based on reporting by Africanews.

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