FATUMAH HUSSEIN: When the Shilling Falls, Who Pays? Uganda’s Currency Crisis, Rising Fuel Costs and the Economic Future of Its Youth
There are moments when economics stops being a subject discussed in lecture rooms, boardrooms and government offices and becomes something ordinary people feel in their pockets. This is one of those moments. For months, the Ugandan shilling appeared relatively resilient. Then, within a matter of weeks, the pressure intensified. On 1 October 2026, Reuters reported […] The post FATUMAH HUSSEIN:…
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