The ratings on the Republic of Uganda are constrained by: the sovereign's low economic development; its dependence on donor funds; the lack of a track record of democratic government handovers; ethic tensions; and the long-term challenges stemming from rapid population growth. The ratings are supported by: relatively unleveraged fiscal and external balance sheets following debt relief; good fiscal-monetary policy coordination; strong relations with donors; and good growth prospects on the back of ongoing investments and long-term oil prospects. GDP per capita stood at about $504 in 2011, substantially lower than the 'B' median but not out of line with some Sub-Saharan African peers' ratios. Development needs are significant and compounded by wide geographic disparity in poverty rates. In the long
RESEARCH Summary: Uganda (Republic of) Publication date: 21-Apr-2011 Primary Credit Analyst: Ravi Bhatia, London (44) 207-176-7113; ravi_bhatia@standardandpoors.com Secondary Contact: Christian Esters, CFA, Frankfurt (49) 69-33-999-242;...
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Ratings On Republic of Uganda Affirmed At 'B+/B'; Outlook Stable – 2011/12/23 – US$ 150.00
Research Update: Ratings On Republic of Uganda Affirmed At 'B+/B'; Outlook Stable – 2011/12/23 – US$ 225.00
Uganda (Republic of) – 2012/04/27 – US$ 500.00
Summary: Uganda (Republic of) – 2012/04/27 – US$ 225.00
Outlook On Uganda Revised To Negative On Deteriorating Relations With Donors; 'B+/B' Ratings Affirmed – 2012/12/11 – US$ 150.00
Uganda (Republic of) – 2011/04/21 – US$ 500.00
Uganda (Republic of) – 2010/01/08 – US$ 500.00
Republic of Uganda 'B+' Long-Term And 'B' Short-Term Sovereign Ratings Affirmed; Outlook Stable – 2009/12/17 – US$ 150.00
Research Update: Republic of Uganda 'B+' Long-Term And 'B' Short-Term Sovereign Ratings Affirmed; Outlook Stable – 2009/12/17 – US$ 225.00
Uganda (Republic of) – 2008/12/15 – US$ 500.00
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