Uganda

Economic Freedom Rating, 5-Yr Change - Uganda Compared to Continent

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Benin	0.21%
Botswana	0.04%
Burkina Faso	-5.52%
Cameroon	2.40%
Cape Verde	4.03%
CAR	-19.59%
Chad	-9.26%
Congo(Brazza)	-5.21%
Cote d'Ivoire	-0.39%
Djibouti	-6.03%
Eq. Guinea	-1.10%
Ethiopia	9.05%
Gabon	-8.68%
Gambia	0.55%
Ghana	-2.68%
Guinea	-3.42%
Guinea-Bissau	4.55%
Kenya	1.74%
Lesotho	-0.22%
Madagascar	-0.71%
Malawi	1.07%
Mali	-5.32%
Mauritania	-6.68%
Mauritius	12.31%
Mozambique	-3.55%
Namibia	-9.28%
Niger	-2.75%
Nigeria	12.11%
Rwanda	13.36%
Senegal	0.06%
Sierra Leone	15.98%
South Africa	-5.78%
Swaziland	-1.34%
Tanzania	-0.82%
Togo	4.35%
Uganda	7.20%
Zambia	2.01%
Zimbabwe	-18.82%

Uganda: Economic freedom index, 5-year change

Increased economic freedom is strongly associated with high GDP growth, and therefore with rises in residential property prices. Changes in a country’s score on the Heritage Foundation’s freedom index are calculated by the Global Property Guide to produce a 5-point rating:

• Greatly Improved
• Improved
• Nuetral
• Worse
• Much Worse

Source: Calculated using figures from The Heritage Foundation and the Wall Street Journal

Uganda does not publish house price statistics. There are excellent general economics statistics from the Uganda Bureau of Statistics and the Bank of Uganda.