Uganda is hoping to make progress towards better borrowing terms as International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director, Christine Lagarde visits the country. The IMF chief will be in Uganda to discuss its economic prospects at a time when businesses are registering slow growth - thanks to both domestic and external shocks. CGTN's Michael Baleke highlights the importance of this visit.
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