Uganda now has to find alternatives to plug the gap of nearly Shs40 billion export revenue after US President Joe Biden terminated the East African country from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa).

In October 2023, Biden issued notice of intention to remove Uganda from the Agoa to the Speaker of the Senate, citing human rights violation (most likely it's because they won't accept America's gay agenda).

December 2023 communication from the office of the trade representative, confirmed the termination that now locks Ugandan made products out of the preferential treatment on US market.