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27/03/2026

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08/03/2026

Sometimes people invite cost for themselves 🙂💔

This arch here what’s the purpose ?

This arch you see increased pop cost✅
Increased concrete fascia cost ✅
Increased roofing cost ✅

And still not serving any single purpose !!!!!

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I want you to build better thats why I’m always here.

23/02/2026

1. The Building Control (Amendment) Act, 2025
This law is a direct response to the frequent and tragic collapse of buildings in urban centers. It moves away from "slap-on-the-wrist" fines to much harsher consequences.
* Stiff Penalties: Building without a permit now carries a fine of Shs 20,000 per square meter of the area or up to two years in prison.
* Negligence Liability: If someone's negligence leads to an accident, injury, or death on a site, they face up to 12 years in prison or a fine of Shs 10 million.
* Faster Approvals: To stop "bribing for permits," it streamlines the process. If a local building committee delays your permit without reason, you now have a legal right to appeal directly to the National Building Review Board (NBRB).
2. The Mortgage Refinance Institutions Act, 2025
This is the "money law" aimed at making house loans (mortgages) cheaper and longer.
* Liquidity Support: It allows for specialized institutions to provide long-term funding to banks. This helps banks stop using "short-term deposits" to fund "long-term house loans," which is why interest rates have historically been so high.
* Better Terms: The goal is to move Uganda toward lower interest rates and longer repayment periods (at least 5 years) for everyday home buyers.
* BoU Regulation: The Bank of Uganda is now the official watchdog for these refinance institutions to ensure the housing market doesn't crash.
3. The Valuation Act, 2025
Before this law, property valuation was often inconsistent, leading to disputes over land compensation and bank loans.
* Institute of Certified Valuers: It creates a professional body that every valuer must join. You can no longer just call yourself a "valuer" without being certified and registered.
* Code of Ethics: It introduces a strict professional code. If a valuer gives a false or misleading property value to help someone get a bigger loan or more government compensation, they face a fine of Shs 100 million or two years in jail.

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11/02/2026

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11/02/2026

As an employer in construction, choosing between contract and daily wages depends on your project needs and budget 🤔.

Contract Work
- *Pros*: Locks in labor for project duration, can be cost-effective for long-term projects, and easier to plan.
- *Cons*: Less flexibility if project timelines shift.

Daily Wages
- *Pros*: Flexibility to scale workforce up or down, pay only for work needed.
- *Cons*: Less control over worker commitment, potential higher turnover.

Considerations:
1. *Project Length*: Long-term projects suit contracts; short-term or fluctuating work suits daily wages.
2. *Budget*: Daily wages offer more flexibility in managing cash flow.
3. *Skill Level*: For specialized skills, contracts might attract better talent.

Tip: Mix both strategies—use daily wages for casual labor and contracts for skilled, essential roles.
What type of project are you handling? Need help with workforce planning?.

Contact us today for free consultation, on 0756124413

09/02/2026

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31/01/2026

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