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…
At least 201 companies have been liquidated in the five years to June 2024, data from Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) indicates. However, new business registration has equally grown, with at least a combined 117,369 new companies registered in the same period. Details contained in the URSB annual reports for the last five years indicate that the number of liquidated companies has been growing, signaling an increasingly tough operating environment that has been characterised by dampened economic activity and a technological shift. Business liquidations have grown exponentially, increasing by an annual average of 86.6% in each of the five years…
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Bank of Uganda is set to regulate operations of mortgage refinancing institutions once the Mortgage Refinance Institutions Bill, 2025 is passed into law. The Bill mandates the Central Bank to…
In a profound act of solidarity and compassion, dfcu Bank has extended a helping hand to over 200 underprivileged families in Kasokoso and Katanga Slums through a Ramadan food drive…
Following their great performance in the subsequent games they have participated in, the Gazelles have received a Women’s Day boost from PostBank Uganda and Crown Beverages Limited (CBL), to celebrate…
Airtel Uganda celebrated International Women’s Day at Nakaseke Public Library/Telecenter in Nakaseke District. Digital literacy can seem daunting at all first-time engagement and yet the sparks of new discoveries are…
MTN Uganda has recorded a landmark UGX641.5 billion in net profit for 2024, reflecting a strong financial performance and a year of sustained commercial momentum. Under the leadership of Chief…
By Flavia Nabukeera Savings to some is a discipline, and to others, it is a tug of war where one compares what they earn and what they can put aside for future investment. Oftentimes, the outcome is resorting to not saving anything at all because they think they never have enough. But how does one develop a savings habit? Is it after facing a life-challenging situation that prompts one to put money aside? It can be 5%, 10%, 20%, or even 50%, or a discipline that one has to master whenever they have extra money from their earnings, then dedicate…
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ALP East Africa, the first fully integrated firm in East Africa, has announced key leadership appointments across its Uganda and East Africa offices, further strengthening its commitment to providing top-tier…
Airtel Mobile Commerce Uganda Limited (AMCUL), in partnership with Mastercard, Diamond Trust Bank, Network International, has today launched the Airtel Money Global Pay Card, a virtual prepaid card designed to give Ugandans a…
The highly anticipated I&M Bank Katogo Golf Series is back for the 2025 season, promising thrilling competition with new formats of play and a significant financial boost. The tournament was…
