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Meeting the Parliamentary Committee on Education to present CSO position paper on Education MPS FY2025/26

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We believe that by working together, we can create comprehensive and inclusive solutions to address our budget shortfalls. We work to bring Ugandans together to find and implement sensible, long-term solutions for a strong, healthy economy that transcends age, party lines, and ideological divides in order to achieve real results.

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KEY BUDGET FACTS

UGX 72.367 Trillion

Uganda’s Total Budget for FY 2025-26

UGX 11.33 Trillion

Will Cater for Interest Payments

UGX 58.09 Trillion

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The Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG) is a coalition that brings together CSOs and individuals in Uganda to engage in influencing the budget processes

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6 May

SUPPLEMENTARY SCHEDULE NO.5 FOR FY 2025/26 APPROVED BY PARLIAMENT:

@Parliament_Ug approved a Supplementary Expenditure Schedule No. 5 for FY 2025/26 amounting to UGX 1,105.16 billion.

The Supplementary Expenditure under Schedule No. 5 was presented by the Minister of State for

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6 May

Please follow the live radio interview with Program Associate Christina Namubiru @Kabali_tina on Digital Taxes

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5 May

THE PROTECTION OF SOVEREIGNTY BILL, 2026 PASSED

➡️On declaration of sources of funding, @Parliament_Ug has amended clause 21 of the Protection of Sovereignty Bill to restrict this only to agents of foreigners.

➡️As passed, clause 13 of the Bill prohibits economic sabotage,

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Today at Today at 2:00PM, @Parliament_Ug is expected to sit to consider the Sovereignty Bill.

We remind citizens that parliamentary decisions directly affect governance and public accountability, and should be followed with informed civic interest.
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5 May

As passed, clause 13 of the Protection of Sovereignty Bill prohibits economic sabotage, which attracts a fine of Shs 2billion for legal entities and Shs 1billion for individuals, or 10 years in prison.

Economic sabotage refers to an agent of a foreigner who knowingly publishes

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Meeting the Parliamentary Committee on Education to present CSO position paper on Education MPS FY2025/26

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LATEST PUBLICATIONS

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT UGANDA’S FY2026/27 TAX PROPOSALS

Reform Digital Tax: Make Mobile Money Fair & Smartphones Accessible in Uganda

Making it happen

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KEY PROGRAM ALLOCATIONS OVER THE YEARS

KEY BUDGET FACTS

UGX 72.367 Trillion

UGX 11.33 Trillion

UGX 58.09 Trillion

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