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UPPC Posts UGX 7.27Bn Profit in 7 Months as Minister Babalanda Warns Against Complacency
MUNYONYO, UGANDA: The Uganda Printing and Publishing Corporation [UPPC] has posted a profit before tax of UGX 7.27 billion in just the first seven months of FY 2025/26, marking a dramatic turnaround from a UGX 3.06 billion loss recorded in FY 2022/23. The results were disclosed by the Minister for the Presidency and Member of [] The post UPPC Posts UGX 7.27Bn Profit in 7 Months as Minister Babalanda Warns Against Complacency appeared first on Watchdog Uganda.
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