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    Legal History of Banking in Uganda from Pre Independence to Present Day
    (International Journal of Scientific Research in Humanities Legal Studies and International Relations, 2020-07) Magaji, B.M.
    In Uganda started since Colonial rule with the promulgation of the 1950 Ugandan credit and savings Bank. This however did not correct the inadequacies that have been the bane of banking in Colonial Uganda. Consequently, with the attainment of independence various reforms were made in the Banking sector with the aim of making the banking terrain more impact and relevant to THE ECONOMY OF Uganda. This paper examines the legal and institutional frameworks that has been put in place from pre independence to present day for effective banking sector. the paper finds that such reforms has positive impact on the Ugandan economy...it concludes that despite the slow pace of reforms in the banking sector the sector is gradually playing a significant role in the business and economy of Uganda.
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    A Legal Overview of Electronic Banking in Uganda
    (International Journal of Strategic Research in Public Administration and Organizational Process, 2020-07) Magaji, B.M.
    Electronic Banking in Uganda in 1997.however, adoption by the banking class is put as only 39%. despite the recent studies that have been carried out on banking and customers satisfaction few studies have been conducted to ascertain the satisfaction index of customers in electronic banking. this paper attempt s to look at the legal and institutional framework for electronic banking in Uganda. it examines the impact of electronic banking to Uganda business environment. it highlights the advantages and disadvantages and concludes that despite the disadvantages it has embraced by the banking class and has improved the banking terrain in Uganda.