{UAH} Uganda is still a low cost country

It is interesting how ideas converge when people gain very good
knowledge. Museveni and his cohorts have adamantly refused to raise
wages (price for labour) and /or fix a basic wage. That is in addition
to refusing fixing prices for some basic items, education, housing,
and food stuffs.

My teacher a professor of economics used to say," prices do not go
down!" So what? If you build industries, will collapse tomorrow due to
lack of production capacity?
Now I am asking on which side are you on?


Bwanika

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