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The Issue of Rural Banking and Microfinance Institutions (Chapter)

By Ezra Sabiti Suruma

The first quarter century of Uganda’s independence from British colonial rule (1962–85) was characterized by internal conflicts, dictatorship, and economic disintegration. However, the subsequent years (1986–2012) were marked by relative political and economic stability as well as sustained economic growth. During this period of transition, Ezra Suruma held many high positions in the arena of Ugandan politics and economics and served with distinction as Uganda’s minister of finance and economic development from 2005 to 2009.Advancing the Ugandan Economy: A Personal Accountis his account of the remarkable policy changes that occurred in Uganda from 1986 to 2012…

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