Trade and Business in Uganda, Kampala
Foreign Trade in Uganda, Kampala, Nansana, Kira. Great Lakes. Doctorate
Uganda (Republic of Uganda, «the pearl of Africa») is an
Eastern African landlocked country
- Jamhuri ya Uganda in Swahili
- Kampala is the economic, political and administrative capital of Uganda and the largest Ugandan city
- Largest cities of Uganda: Kampala (Nansana, Kira, Makindye-Ssabagabo, Mukono), Mbarara,
Gulu, Lugazi, Kasese and Masaka
- Uganda is one of the most dynamic African Frontier
Markets
- Main Ugandan economic activity: agriculture (sugar cane,
cotton and sweet potato)
- 80% of Ugandans live on agriculture
- Uganda is the second African coffee producer (15% of the Ugandan
exports, behind
Ethiopia) and
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- Main Ugandan mineral resources: copper, cobalt,
hydroelectric power...
- Currency of Uganda: Ugandan shilling (UGX)
- Uganda share borders with
Kenya (814 kilometres),
Rwanda (172 kilometres),
the DR Congo (877 kilometres,
Goma), South Sudan (475 kilometres) and Tanzania (391 kilometres)
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- Masters: Business in Africa, Transport in Africa, Foreign Trade, International Business
- Doctorates: African Business, World Trade, Global Logistics
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- Ugandan Population: 42 million inhabitants
- One of the fastest
growing populations in the world
- Population density of Uganda:
141 inhabitants/km²
- Uganda belongs to the Great Lakes and the
Nile Basin region
- The southern part of Uganda includes an important part of Lake
Victoria, shared with Kenya and Tanzania.
- Climate of Uganda: equatorial
- Area of Uganda: 241,550 km²
- Calling code of Uganda: 256
- Country code top-level domain of Uganda: .ug
- Uganda is a Unitary Semi-Presidential Republic
- Uganda obtained the Independence from the United Kingdom in 1962
- Kingdom of Buganda (History of Uganda)
- The name of Uganda comes from the ancient Kingdom of Buganda
Transport and Logistics in Uganda
The four regions of Uganda are (population in a million people/area)
- Central region (Kingdom of Buganda) (9.5/61,400)
- Western region (8.8/55,276)
- Eastern region (9/39,478)
- Northern region (7/85,391)
Trade Organisations (Uganda).
- Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD)
- East African Community (EAC)
- Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA)
- U.S.-COMESA Agreement
- COMESA-EAC-SADC Agreement
- Nile Basin Initiative
- Conference on the Great Lakes Region
- African Development Bank
- African Union
- AUDA-NEPAD
- Economic Commission for Africa
Main Ugandan ethnicities
Ugandans belong to a unique
cultural and linguistic group, the Banyarwanda, formed by three subgroups:
- Hutu (84% of the population of Uganda)
- Tutsi (15%)
- Twa (1%, Pygmies that live in the forests and descend from the first
inhabitants of Uganda)
Religions in Uganda:
- Christianity (85% of the Ugandan population)
- Catholicism (40%)
- Protestantism (32%)
- Lord's Resistance Army
- Sunni Islam (14%)
- Traditional African Religions
Languages of Uganda
The official languages are English and Swahili
- Luganda is widely spoken throughout Uganda
- Others Ugandan languages are Runyoro, Runyankole, Rukiga and Luo.
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