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Rupert Scofield, the co-Founder of FINCA, died in November 2022, aged 73.

OPINION & OBITUARY: Keeping Rupert Scofield’s legacy alive by committing to creating affordable financial services that improve the quality of life of the poor and help them achieve their dreams. 

By Primrose Kobusingye On November 27, 2022, the world woke up to the grim news of the passing of Rupert Scofield (73). He has been described as the founder of micro-finance. In
December 31, 2022
Agnes Umutoni, the Standard Chartered Bank General Manager, Affluent Banking & Wealth Management. PHOTO/Courtesy

Agnes Umutoni: This is how Standard Chartered Bank’s Priority Banking makes customers’ priorities, its top priority

Standard Chartered Priority Banking is a segment under our Consumer Private and Business Banking business that offers a thoughtful bouquet of exclusive services, benefits and solutions to the Bank’s Affluent customers and
LEFT-RIGHT: Phillip Karugaba, Head of ENSafrica Advocates, Uganda; Rachel Musoke, Partner, ENSafrica Advocates, Uganda and Sheila Pacuto, Senior Associate, ENSafrica Advocates, Uganda.

OPINION: Does a foreign lender to a Ugandan business require a licence from the Bank of Uganda?

By Phillip Karugaba, Rachel Musoke and Sheila Pacuto The Ugandan Court of Appeal, (in Diamond Trust Bank (Kenya)/Diamond Trust Bank (Uganda) vs Ham Enterprises Civil Appeal No, 262 of 2020), has set
Late Hon. Kivejinja served the NRM government as Minister of Relief and Social Rehabilitation; Works and Transport, Minister Without Portfolio; Minister of State for Foreign Affairs; Deputy National Political Commissar; Second Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of East African Affairs. He also served as Constituent Assembly Delegate for Bugweri (1994-96) and MP Bugweri (1996-2001).

Ali Muwaabe Kirunda Kivejinja (1935-2020)

Uganda’s Second Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of East African Community Affairs, Ali Muwaabe Kirunda Kivejinja has died. He was 85 years old. He was born on 12 June 1935 in an
December 20, 2020
Celia Becker (left) is Africa Regulatory and Business Intelligence Executive at ENSafrica and Phillip Karugaba (right) is the Head of ENSafrica Advocates in Uganda. The duo agree with the Tax Appeals Tribunal that even under pressure to achieve tax collection targets in a declining economy, the Commissioner General’s discretion must still be exercised judiciously.

TAT RULING: URA Commissioner General’s powers are not absolute and must be exercised reasonably

By Celia Becker and Phillip Karugaba The recent ruling of the Tax Appeals Tribunal (“TAT”) in the case of Century Bottling Company v Uganda Revenue Authority (“URA”), has brought the discretion of the Commissioner-General
July 16, 2020

 

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