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Privatization Unit fails to recover proceeds from the sale of Railways land

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Officials from the Privatisation Unit appearing before the Committee

The Privatisation Unit under the Ministry of Finance has said that it has demanded in vain for the payment of Shs69 billion from the sale of Uganda Railways property in Nsambya and Kibuli.

Although Uganda Railways was meant to get Shs69.5 billion for the 57 acres of land, 10 years later this money has not been provided, yet there are developments already in the area.  The land was allocated to Janet Kobusingye the owner of Mestil Hotel, Charles Kimera, Islamic University, House of Dawda, CTM Uganda Limited, Access Uganda Limited and Yas Company.

The others are’ Alumus Properties, M/S Fairplay Services Ltd and Kampala International University among others in 2010. The land was allocated in compensation to investors who had missed out on the Naguru-Nakawa Estate land. The sale of the land was meant to cushion Uganda Railways which was at the time struggling financially.

Uganda Railways transferred the land to Uganda Land Commission on the directive of the President and money amounting Shs69 billion was supposed to be paid to the Uganda Railways Corporation.

Appearing before the Committee on Commissions Statutory Authorities and State Enterprise (COSASE) chaired by Hon Joel Ssenyonyi Moses B Mwase who heads the Privatization Unit which facilitated the process indicated that after the transactions, they have written several times to the Ministry of Finance to provide funds related to the sale, but this has never been met.

He said that they have several letters written to the Permanent Secretary/Secretary to the Treasury but they have never got the money to date.

“We have written several requests and reminders on not one or two occasions to the Secretary to the treasury; in fact, we have included this as an outstanding receivable so that this money can be passed on to Uganda Railways,” Mwase said.

Ssenyonyi tasked the team to return with evidence of written letters so that the committee can trace where the money went. He says that the Privatisation Unit should be held accountable in regards to the money not being paid.

“We want to get to the bottom of this; we must see the correspondence to prove that the Privatisation Unit has tried its best to secure this money for Uganda Railways; they still have challenges and cannot pay NSSF ,” he said.

Meanwhile, the committee has also summoned the Mbarara North MP, Hon Robert Mwesigwa to explain how he acquired four prime properties belonging to Uganda Railways in Kampala.

Ssenyonyi found out that the Mwesigwa acquired four pieces of land in Port Bell and one in Mulago. This is as the committee was probing into the sale and giveaway of Uganda Railways land to investors.

The Committee also wants General David Ssejusa who acquired a property in Lake Drive, Port Bell to as well explain how he got the land.

The questions follow concerns that some of the procurement processes for disposing of the railway properties were not followed.

“The properties advertised were 10; however, the properties that were eventually sold were 15.What explains this? There was no public bidding for some of the properties”, Ssenyonyi asked.

Mwase however, said that the properties were not advertised because sitting tenants were given priority.

Hon. Yusuf Nsibambi (FDC, Mawokota South) questioned why some key Ugandans are the only ones who managed to buy the properties.

“Was this a fair exercise or did you act under duress? How can highly connected officers be the ones to take the properties,” he said.

He demanded that all bid documents should be provided to show the winners of the process.

Hon. Richard Sebamala (DP, Bukoto County Central) told the committee that there was a deliberate move to sell off the different prime land to connected people.

“Are you aware that the house of the Managing Director of Uganda Railways around Nakasero was rehabilitated for Shs350 million but sold off weeks later?’’ he added.

COSASE tasked the Privatization Unit to come up with a list of all successful bidders, the cost of the properties, how much the unsuccessful bidders provided and the performance of the successful bidders.

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MTN gets 2.2 million shareholders through NSSF $100m deal

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MTN-Uganda CEO-Wim Vanhelleputte

MTN chances of listing on the Uganda stock exchange have been boosted by over 2.2 million shareholders after NSSF offered to buy shares worth $100 million.

NSSF-Uganda has 2.2 million active members

Eagle Online can reveal the offer is likely to make MTN-Uganda Initial Public Offer (IPO) one of the biggest in Uganda which is going to raise over $150 million.

The MTN IPO is positioning the telecom company as the second biggest company in the region after Safaricom in Kenya which is valued at $14 billion followed by MTN at $1.2.54 billion and then East African Breweries come third at $1.1.7 billion.

Reports further indicate that approval for other East Africans especially Kenya and Tanzania went through late and therefore, the telecom will have to give more time for the offer them.

Last month, MTN Uganda launched the Initial Public Offer (IPO) of over 4.4 billion shares to Ugandans a few days after announcing its intention to float 20 percent of its shares on Uganda Securities Exchange (USE). MTN International owned 96% of shares in Uganda but now owns 76% of the company, and the other 4% belong to businessman Mr. Charles Mbire.

MTN International has committed a one Trillion expansion over the next three years in Uganda and is still 76% owners of MTN Uganda, so they are not planning on leaving the country as some people claim. For as little as Shs100,000 you have a chance to be a shareholder in MTN Uganda. You cross from being a subscriber to an owner of MTN Uganda.

Interested persons can also apply for MTN shares through USE Easy-Portal at https://scd.use.or.ug and through paper application forms by contacting your licensed stockbroker.

 

 

 

 

 

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Winnie Byanyima welcomes the first WHO #Covid-19 Technology Access Pool licensing agreement

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UNAIDS Executive Director Winnie Byanyima

The Executive Director of UNAIDS Winnie Byanyima has welcomed the first licensing agreement under the World Health Organization (WHO) COVID-19 Technology Access Pool (C-TAP) initiative, negotiated between Spain’s High Council of Scientific Research and the Medicines Patent Pool.

The C-TAP initiative builds on a successful model to increase access to HIV, tuberculosis and hepatitis C products in low- and middle-income countries and has proved to be effective in overcoming some barriers to access to health technologies for COVID-19. However, the initiative has so far been underutilized, and pharmaceutical companies and other holders of COVID-19 technologies have been reluctant to join C-TAP.

“I welcome this new agreement, but urge other pharmaceutical companies and COVID-19 technology-holders to share their know-how,” said Winnie Byanyima, Executive Director of UNAIDS. “Think of how many lives could be saved if COVID-19 vaccines, medicines and other technologies were available through this mechanism to everyone who needs them.”

The new licensing agreement shows that it is possible to share knowledge, technology and intellectual property rights in the fight against COVID-19.

The sharing of intellectual property rights, data and know-how should be a fundamental component of pandemic preparedness and response. UNAIDS encourages research institutes and holders of life-saving technologies, including vaccine manufacturers, to follow suit and join C-TAP and urges the governments of countries that host pharmaceutical companies to ensure that their technologies are offered to C-TAP as a matter of urgency.

The agreement contains key access provisions, such as the non-exclusive right to develop the licensed patents, know-how and material. There is no geographical limitation, so qualified companies worldwide will be able to develop the licences and commercialize the products derived from them. The terms of the agreement will be publicly available, ensuring transparency. The agreement includes a technology transfer package.

The agreement covers the licensing of a technology to detect antibodies to SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, from either COVID-19 infection or a vaccine, and will allow the measurement of the effectiveness of vacination programmes and help in the management of vaccination booster programmes. The tests derived from the technology are simple to use, which will allow their application in resource-limited settings, and companies based in low- and middle-income countries will not have to pay royalties for the technology’s use.

UNAIDS was a supporter of a call for action in May 2020, led by the Government of Costa Rica and WHO, which led to the setting up of C-TAP. UNAIDS is a member of the C-TAP Steering Committee.

UNAIDS thanks the Government of Spain for backing and facilitating the agreement and for its financial support of C-TAP.

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Ambassador Galiwango presents his credentials to the President of Seychelles

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Geoffery Serugo
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Ambassador Galiwango presents his credentials to the President of Seychelles

Amb. Dr. Hassan Wasswa Galiwango presented his letters of credence to Wavel Ramkalawan, President of the Republic Seychelles at State House in Victoria.

Amb. Galiwango is Uganda’s High Commissioner to Kenya and Seychelles with residence in Nairobi. He was accompanied to Victoria by his spouse Hajjat Sheru Umar Nsubuga, Mr. Aryabaha Evans (Counsellor) and Ms. Bernadette M. Ssempa (First Secretary) from the Uganda High Commission, Nairobi.

Amb. Galiwango, who was well received by the President of Seychelles, delivered fraternal greetings from His Excellency President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni to his counterpart. The High Commissioner and his host recalled the historical links between the two countries exemplified by exiling in Seychelles of Kabaka Mwanga and Omukama Kabalega by the British colonial administrators between 1899 and 1903.

They agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation between the two countries by concluding a General Cooperation Framework Agreement with special focus on education, health, tourism, and agribusiness, among others.

The High Commissioner and his delegation separately met Seychelles Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Sylvestre Radegonde; Minister of Agriculture and Climate Change and Environment, Mr. Flavien Joubert; Minister of Health, Mrs. Peggy Vidot; and Principal Secretary for Education Services Department, Dr. Odile Decomarmond.

The senior officials indicated that Seychelles needs more Ugandan Teachers (for Sciences) and Doctors, and has the potential to import agricultural products such as fresh fruits, vegetables, meat and dairy products. Amb. Dr. Galiwango and his delegation are also scheduled to meet the Chairperson of Seychelles Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) on 24 November 2021.

Seychelles officials also underscored the quality of service provided to the country by Ugandan Teachers and Judges over the years. They particularly mentioned Justice Martin Stephen Egonda Ntende who was the Chief Justice of Seychelles from 2009 to 2014; Justice Lilian Tibatemwa Ekirikubinza (Court of Appeal, 2019); Justice Duncan Gaswaga (First Anti-Corruption Commission, 2016); and Justice Akiiki Kiiza (Supreme Court, 2014).

Amb. Dr. Galiwango is the first High Commissioner of Uganda to present letters of credence to the President of Seychelles, which is a precursor for closer and deeper cooperation between the two countries. Seychelles has the total GPD of USD 12.3 billion and GDP Per Capita of USD 11,425.1 (2020) which is the highest in Africa. However, the country is highly dependent on tourism and fisheries, and climate change poses long-term sustainability risks.

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Makerere University to host stakeholder’s mobilisation event in commemoration of 100 years of existence

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Geoffery Serugo
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MUK Vice Chancellor Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe.

Makerere University will on Thursday, 25th November 2021 host a stakeholders mobilisation event in commemoration of the 100 years (1922-2022) of its existence. The stakeholder event is in preparation to mark the institution’s centenary celebration which will be held through the year 2022.

Established in 1922 with only 14 students, Makerere University has grown over the years to become one of the leading Universities in the world.

With over 300,000 alumni spread across the globe, the university is celebrating a remarkable journey of touching lives, training and nurturing human resources in different fields/disciplines, and making the world a better place through significant contributions to human and social transformation.

Under the theme, Leveraging 100 years of Excellence in Building a Transformed Society, the event will be held at Makerere University Freedom Square, as the first of the many events and activities that the University has lined up in commemoration of the centennial milestone.

The Rt. Hon. Speaker of Parliament Jacob Oulanyah, a Makerere alumnus, will preside over the event, which will also feature a round-table discussion with other prominent Makerere University Alumni, on the subject of centenary celebrations.

The Makerere University Vice-Chancellor, Professor Barnabas Nawangwe applauded stakeholders for supporting Makerere University over the years and called upon them to take a keen interest in the celebrations. “We want to mark 100 years of excellence with all our stakeholders. In the days ahead we will reach out to the broader University community of students, staff, alumni, development partners both nationally and internationally, and well-wishers for their participation in the centennial celebrations,” Professor Nawangwe said.

Rt. Hon. Daniel Kidega, the Chairperson Mak@100 Organizing Committee said, “starting with the stakeholders event, we will discuss and showcase Makerere’s past successes, the present opportunities, and prospects. We urge you to provide whatever support you can to make the planned events and activities a resounding success.”

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FUFA release final shortlist for Male Player of the Year 2021

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Final shortlist

FUFA has released the final three-man shortlist for the Male Player of the year 2021 category.

The list includes Vipers SC duo of Bobosi Byaruhanga and Abdul Aziizi Kayondo plus Express FC talisman Erick Kenzo Kambale. It leaves out URA FC captain Shafic Kagimu and Last season’s league top scorer Yunus Sentamu (Vipers SC).

The Awards gala will be held on Saturday, 4th December 2021 at Speke Resort Munyonyo with winners in the Male and Female categories driving away in brand new cars

Abdu Aziizi Kayondo (Vipers SC)

He was part of the Uganda U20 team that reached the finals of the 2020 U20 AFCON in Mauritania.

Kayondo was named in the best XI of the tournament.

He was promoted to the U23 National Team and played at the CECAFA U23 Challenge Cup in Ethiopia.

The left back also featured for Uganda at CHAN in Cameroon.

This year, Kayondo made his debut for the Senior Team (Uganda Cranes) against Rwanda at St. Mary’s Stadium, Kitende.

Bobosi Byaruhanga (Vipers SC)

Part of the Uganda U20 team that reached the finals of AFCON U20 in Mauritius.

Made his debut with the Uganda Cranes this year, in the friendly game against South Africa

He featured in all the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qualifier matches for Uganda. Only him and Dennis Iguma started every game.

Helped Vipers SC to win the Stanbic Uganda Cup, scoring two goals in the season.

He was named the best midfielder of the 2020/21 Stanbic Uganda Cup season.

Bobosi was named the MVP of the inaugural Startimes Uganda Premier League All Star game.

Erick Kenzo Kambale (Express FC)

Scored 15 goals last season in the League, just one behind eventual top scorer Yunus Ssentamu.

Kambale played a key role as Express FC went ahead to win the StarTimes Uganda Premier League this year, the first for the club in 9 years.

Express FC represented Uganda in this year’s CAF Champions League. Despite getting eliminated at the preliminary stage, Kambale got a goal to his name.

He was instrumental as Express won their first CECAFA Kagame Club Cup scoring two goals.

Helped Express FC to reach the semifinals of the Stanbic Uganda Cup before getting eliminated by BUL FC.

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Parliament approves 20% mid-term access of NSSF savings

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Geoffery Serugo
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Speaker of Parliament Jacob Oulanyah

Parliament has approved 20 per cent mid-term access of National Social Security Fund (NSSF) benefits to individuals who are 45 years and above who have saved with the fund for 10 years.

The clause was approved yesterday during the plenary chaired by the speaker of parliament Jacob Oulanyah. According to the Bill, The commencement date will be set in the statutory instrument; supervision of the fund is by the Ministry of Finance, while the NSSF Managing Director (MD) is a member of the Board of directors.

During the plenary, MPs adopted the clause of NSSF being housed in the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development instead of Ministry of Finance Planning and Economic Development and also supervise its assets.

In 2019, the government tabled the NSSF Amendment Bill seeking to expand social security coverage, enhance the spectrum of benefits available to workers and improve governance of the Fund. The Bill was passed by parliament in February 2021.

In August, President Yoweri Museveni agreed to the workers mid-term access to their savings in the National Social Security fund and directed the Minister for Gender, Labour and Social Development Betty Amongi to make changes to the bill and return it for consent.

Every month, institutions deduct 5 per cent of employees’ salaries as contribution to NSSF, the employers tops it up with 10 per cent while NSSF earns them 12 per cent. The fund collects Shs 125 billion a month, Shs 1.5 trillion per year and pays up to Shs 900 billion for members qualifying in other benefits.

The proposed NSSF Amendment Bill, 2019 proposes a tax exemption at contribution by the member, at investment by the fund and proposes a tax on the accumulated members’ contribution as well as the interest earned on the savings at withdrawal.

The bill also seeks to provide for mandatory contributions of all workers regardless of the size of the enterprise or number of employees; and to provide for voluntary contributions to the Fund; proposes a tax on members’ retirement benefits.

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Research report on coverage of the #Covid-19 pandemic by Ugandan media

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Covid-19 testing kits

As the #Covid-19 pandemic carries on into 2021, despite vaccine development, Uganda continues to see their fight against the pandemic reflected in news media coverage.

In 2020, Whitehead Communications applied a machine learning technique to analyse the trends in Ugandan online news coverage of the pandemic. They updated their study using LDA Topic Modelling to identify dominant topics of Ugandan #Covid-19 coverage from March 2020 up to the end of June 2021. The analysis showed an evolution in the pertinent themes of #Covid-19 coverage in Uganda as well as a changing volume of overall coverage over time.

Whitehead Communications gathered 32,212 English-language news articles that include the keywords “#Covid-19” and/or “Corona” from a selection of Uganda’s leading news websites. These websites include Uganda’s major print publications – Daily Monitor, Red Pepper and The Observer – as well as major online-only Ugandan media houses; Eagle Online, The Independent, Chimp Reports, Nile Post, PML Daily, Softpower, The Tower Post and Trumpet News. (Unfortunately, New Vision data was unavailable at the time of analysis.)

Media House coverage

This research was done to broaden the chronological scope and topic diversity of previous exploratory research. As a result, the methodology of this research is largely consistent with said previous research. Whitehead Comms used the machine learning method called Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA), which is a type of Natural Language Processing (NLP) that groups content into categories based on identification of keywords.

As with the previous study, the research is a demonstration of qualitative methodology. It provides insights into the prevalence of the story over time and indicates key trends in how the subject of Coronavirus was covered in Uganda, though it does not provide comprehensive data on all aspects of media coverage.

The research is intended to deliver further insights to parties with an interest in Uganda’s media industry, or its #Covid-19 response, or the machine learning methodology as it applies to media and communications research. This update to the previous research is part of a wider research project by Whitehead Communications exploring the application of multiple new research methods to see the bigger picture, draw correlations and build stronger research-based foundations on which to develop communications strategy.

When compared to the results of Whitehead’s first study, the number of articles more than doubled since July 2020 (from 13,000+ to 32,000+). However, the articles per month were less than in the first few months of the pandemic, indicating a drop in interest in late 2020 and early 2021.

The following visualization shows how the overall number of articles produced by Ugandan online media decreased between May 2020 and May 2021, then increased dramatically in June of 2021.

When the first Ugandan #Covid-19 case was confirmed on March 21, 2020, alongside the declaration of Uganda’s first nation-wide lockdown, there was a spike in the number of articles including mentions of Covid/Corona.

April 2020 marked the peak in number of articles published through online Ugandan media in one month of 2020, which was followed by a steady decline in the following months. However, since the lowest point in January 2021, there was a significant increase in the number of Coronavirus related articles alongside a resurgence in Ugandan #Covid-19 cases and new lockdown in June 2021, setting a new all-time high for #Covid-19 coverage in one month.

It is worth noting that Uganda had an election in January 2021, which was accompanied by a total shutdown of the internet for about a week, during which time online media was not able to publish as usual. This focus on a political season, along with a normalisation of the pandemic and slow progression of cases in the country, may help explain why coverage decreased between May 2020 and May 2021.

There were several topic changes between 2020 and 2021, which roughly reflected the global shift in perception about the pandemic – from an unprecedented emergency in the spring of 2020 to a continuous concern as new treatments and vaccines began to be introduced and the public and private sectors adjusted to getting on with things despite the continuing threats of the pandemic. New emerging topics in 2021 included “Travel & Tourism”, “Local Donations” and “Innovation Response To Domestic Outbreak”.

Download the full report: Covid-19 Ugandan Media Topic Model – Whitehead Comm 2021

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Lands Commission on the spot over land allocation to investors

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Lands Commission on the spot over land allocation to investors

Members of Parliament are investigating circumstances under which the Uganda Lands Commission (ULC) allocated Uganda Railways Land in Nsambya to investors in excess of what was to be given.

The Committee on Commissions Statutory Authority and State Enterprise (COSASE) chaired by Hon. Joel Ssenyonyi is probing the sale and giveaway of several estates belonging to the Uganda Railways Corporation (URC).

In 2010, as a measure to compensate investors who had missed out on the Nakawa-Naguru land for development, President Museveni directed that Uganda Railways transfers 57 acres of their Nsambya land to Uganda Land Commission which would intern allocate it to investors. However, although cabinet approved the allocation of 32 acres to the different investors, the Uganda Land Commission allocated 62 acres.

Some of the investors include, Janet Kobusingye the owner of Mestil Hotel, Charles Kimera, Islamic University, Alumus Properties, M/S Fairplay Services Ltd and Kampala International University. Others are, House of Dawda, CTM Uganda Limited, Access Uganda Limited and Yas Company.

landThe land stretches from Mukwano Factory up to Mestil Hotel and parts of it are in Kibuli.

As the Committee interacted with the Commission on Tuesday, 23 November 2021, members discovered discrepancies in the size of land allocated to the investors compared the one approved by Cabinet.

Ssenyonyi says that the main concern is on why the Commission gave out more land than was approved by Government.

“There is a cabinet directive saying give out 32.2 acres, but the amount of land that was given out was over 62.2 acres. How did this happen, who gave out the other directive to give out the other acres of land?” Ssenyonyi asked.

Rukiga County MP, Hon. Roland Ndyomugyenyi questioned how cabinet can approve something different, but the commission also ends up allocating a different acreage.

“Maybe there is land that we do not know about. There must be something wrong about the exact acreage. You cannot have a directive of 32 acres in Naguru and then you give out close to 70 acres,” Ndyomugyenzi said.

Hon. Richard Ssebamala (DP, Bukoto Central), demanded that the Uganda Land Commission should bring the mother title of the Railways land in Nsambya and Kibuli, the new partition and how the acreage was distributed.

“We need the main title of the land before it was partitioned; we also need to know how you decided on the acreage,” Ssebamala said.

However, the Secretary ULC Barbara Imaryo said they did not know how this happened and would need to go back and see how it happened.
“I would like to beg your indulgence that this was a decision of the commission, we are requesting for some more time to go back and verify,” Imaryo said.

Ssenyonyi asked the commission to bring documents clarifying to discrepancies in the amounts of the land allocated. He also demanded for the original letters and directives of the President be brought to the committee by next week.

Meanwhile the committee also discovered that businessman Hassan Basajjabalaba’s Kampala International University (KIU) and other two firms were allocated part of the land without any clear procedure.
“How Kampala International University of businessman Hassan Bassajjabalaba acquires 14 acres yet it was not part of the Private local investors who were listed to be given land is questionable” Ndyomugyenyi said.

He says that KIU was not among the people to be allocated land in the cabinet directive of the 13 investors approved.

However the commission said that they acted on a presidential directive of 29th September 2010 which ordered them to allocate Basajjabalaba’s University with 20 acres to cater for University expansion, but they only had 14 acres left.

The committee also questioned why although KIU paid a premium of 675 million shillings and annual ground rent of 34 million shillings the development in the area was a shopping mall.

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Online Casino Winning Tips and Strategies

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Online Casino Winning Tips and Strategies

Online casinos in Sweden could indeed provide you with an entire life of excitement as well as significant financial rewards. However, this will not happen entirely by chance, as it is a good idea to understand certain measures to help you. 

With that in mind, we’ve compiled a list of the top online bonus utan insättningskrav Game Strategies to help you improve your overall and satisfactory experience. Day after day, more people enter the growth of digital gambling, drawn as they may be by the exhortations as well as positive stories of friends. Here are the top Casino Winning Tips:

  • Selecting a Gambling Site Wisely

Too many inexperienced gambling sites rush into the thick of battle after deciding once and for all that they want to start rolling the dice for real money. As a result, they select the first website that appears in an online search. The issue is that there’s a lot of online casino sites that are just not good for gamblers.

Reasons could vary from a simple skill set or a meagre lack of technical support or customer service to deception or attempted scams. Customer support is one of the most important factors to take into consideration. 

Best casinos use Artificial Intelligence In The Casino Industry to provide customer support service 24/7 through bots. Try selecting reliable and Low House Edge casinos and make sure to set the limits.

  • Claim your online casino welcome bonus 

The best players view their bets and all gaming activities as some kind of investment. When you do this, you will always look at your gambling based on your bottom line. In order to really help your bottom line, you should be ready to receive the welcome bonus offered to you by various online casino sites.

Since there is no need to pay the same management fees as physical casinos, Best Online Casinos can provide customers with more services. They usually reserve the most generous bonuses for new players. After all, they are working hard to ensure the safety of your business. Therefore, it makes sense that they are actively trying to get you out of trouble.

  • Understand the Process

Just as many human beings assume that casinos are by hook or by crook rigged in opposition to them, they may additionally experience the identical approximately online casinos. More than that, they may fall for a number of identical misconceptions, which include believing that a sport may be hot (triumphing a lot) or cold (now no longer triumphing often). 

If you make the effort to find out how those video games in online casinos work, you will be capable of making extra rational selections about which video games you have to be gambling and reflect on consideration on your method while you start to play.

  • Determine Your Gambling Goals

To maximize your online casino playing experience, you will need to pick the proper video games. But what the proper video games are for you can not be decided till you discern what you are seeking to get from your playing experience.

 Once you’ve got that figured out, you will recognise a way to pick video games that are appropriate for your needs. The exceptional manner to perform that is to invite yourself a sequence of questions that, whilst answered, will factor you towards the video games you have to be gambling for actual money.

Final thoughts

Obviously, there are many games at online casinos that may not be helped through any method whatsoever. For example, while you are gambling online slots, there is not any method that you could use that will help you at all. You simply ought to spin and wish you luck. 

But gambling games like blackjack, poker, and video poker provide you with the possibility to enhance your triumphing per cent in case you simply research the right method. 

Other games like roulette and craps do not provide you with the hazard to have an effect on the final results much, however, you could enhance your payback per cent and decrease your own home side relying on the bets you make. There are many sources to be had that will help you research those strategies.

 

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