As schools across Uganda reopen for the first term of the academic year, dfcu Bank has rolled out a nationwide back-to-school campaign aimed at easing the heavy financial burden that...
If ESG were a person, at Letshego Uganda, he/she would not be seated in a boardroom quoting frameworks. It would be on the road, on the phone, and occasionally on…
Eri Ssebowa is a seasoned finance and accounting professional with over nine years of progressive experience in strategic financial management, business partnering, financial reporting, and performance management across the banking,…
Following a reputational and financially bruising fraud scandal — in which the brewer estimates to have lost about UGX 9 billion — and the subsequent exit of its Heads of…
Kampala Associated Advocates (KAA) has been tapped to represent Stanbic Bank Uganda and its parent, Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited, in one of the largest transfer-pricing disputes to reach the Tax…
East African investment firm DOB Equity has announced the appointment of Cikü Mugambi as its new investment director. Mugambi brings 15 years of investment and operational experience across Africa, with a strong track record of deploying capital into high-impact businesses. She started her career at KPMG’s audit and deal advisory teams before joining the International Finance Corporation, where she led equity investments in technology startups and venture capital funds across sub-Saharan Africa. Most recently, she served as CEO of Kobo360, a digital logistics platform. At DOB Equity, Mugambi will focus on identifying and backing local founders building scalable solutions to Africa’s most…
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To help customers access quick cash conveniently, dfcu Bank introduced the Mobi Loan, a fully digital solution designed to provide financial relief in urgent situations. We sat down with Gloria…
Ireland’s Minister of State for International Development and the Diaspora, Honourable Neale Richmond, toured the Port of Dar es Salaam today reinforcing Ireland’s commitment to strengthening Tanzania’s trade infrastructure and…
The Uganda National Bureau of Standards has contracted inspection services of three international firms to provide Pre-Export Verification of Conformity (PVOC) for used motor vehicles, and other related equipment for a period of one year, effective 20th March, 2025. PVOC is an inspection and verification program carried out on goods by appointed inspection agents in the country of export. The three firms that will conduct the inspection program include; Auto Terminal Japan (ATJ), Quality Inspection Services Inc. Japan, and EAA Company Limited in Consortium with East Africa Auto Technical Testing and EAA UK Inspections Limited. UNBS noted that program applies to…
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On Tuesday, March 12th and Wednesday, March 13th, the Kabaka Foundation, in partnership with I&M Bank Uganda, hosted the Tubeere Balamu Community Health Camp, at Sazza Playground, in Mityana, Singo….
I&M Bank Uganda has reaffirmed its partnership with the Nnaabagereka Fund for the second edition of the Queen’s Ball, an initiative aimed at shining a light mental health. The Queen’s…
After a three-month break, the I&M Bank Katogo Golf Series will tee off for the 2025 season this Saturday, March 15, at Entebbe Club’s par-71 golf course. Following the season…
WaterQuip, a leading provider of sustainable water purification solutions, has partnered with Housing Finance Bank (HFB) to make safe drinking water more accessible to schools through affordable financing options. Access…
In a major coup for Uganda’s legal industry, Meritas Advocates has secured Robert Apenya, one of the country’s most accomplished commercial lawyers, as a partner. This strategic move cements Meritas’s…
Joseph Ssentongo has been formally confirmed as Chief Executive Officer of the Global Innovation Fund, with immediate effect. His appointment was ratified by the GIF Board when it met last week…
