One of our major pre-occupations as a central bank is to control inflation, i.e. maintaining the value of the Uganda shilling by keeping at a minimum, the changes in overall prices of goods and services. Moderate changes in prices are supposed to enable households and businesses to save and plan long term, without fear of significant erosion of their monetary value.
I wish not to discuss monetary policy today, as I believe it is one aspect of our mandate where we may have 1/3  BIS central bankers' speeches  consensus with most stakeholders to the effect that the Bank of Uganda has performed very well especially since the mid-1990s, compared to what the economy experienced in the 1980s and 1970s.