Parliament’s Oversight of Uganda’s Rising Debt Comes Under Fresh Scrutiny
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Uganda’s Public Debt Remains Sustainable, Says Minister Musasizi
Despite the increase, the minister said the debt remains sustainable, citing government’s fiscal consolidation measures, including strengthening domestic revenue mobilisation, rationalising public expenditure and improving spending efficiency. The post Uganda’s Public Debt Remains Sustainable, Says Minister Musasizi appeared first on The Source Reports.
Parliament’s oversight of Uganda’s rising debt comes under fresh scrutiny
FILE: Members of Parliament listening to the finance minister speaking to the loan request Kampala, Uganda | URN | Civil society organisations have questioned whether Parliament is effectively exercising its constitutional mandate to scrutinise government borrowing, warning that weak oversight has contributed to Uganda’s rising public debt and poor returns from loan-funded projects. The concerns were raised during a dialogue between Members of P…
Parliament Under Fire Over Uganda's Rising Debt » Business Focus
Civil society organisations have questioned whether Parliament is effectively exercising its constitutional mandate to scrutinise government borrowing, warning that weak oversight has contributed to Uganda’s rising public debt and poor returns from loan-funded projects. The concerns were raised during a dialogue between Members of Parliament and civil society organisations organised by the Southern and Eastern Africa Trade Information and Negoti…
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