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Stable power tariffs extend into second quarter amid balanced pressures

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© Unsplash Uganda’s electricity regulator has kept tariffs broadly unchanged for the second quarter of 2026, as a strengthening shilling offset a modest rise in global fuel prices. The Electricity Regulatory Authority said the approved end-user tariffs for April to June reflect a shift in underlying macroeconomic drivers, but one that ultimately leaves pricing largely stable. The Ugandan shilling strengthened to Shs3
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