Kaspersky experts outline how the rapid development of AI is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape in 2026, both for individual users and for businesses. Large language models (LLMs) are influencing defensive…
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…
Ugandan businesses maintained a broadly optimistic outlook through 2025, supported by steady order flows and firm expectations for the near term, even as credit conditions tightened and confidence eased toward…
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,…
Centenary Bank and Bees and Trees Uganda launched the Coffee Agroforestry for Environment and Livelihood Enhancement initiative, aimed at restoring degraded land, promoting environmental conservation, improving livelihoods, and strengthening financial…
I&M Bank Uganda has appointed Rutabanzibwa Lwanga as its new Head of Risk, effective October 2025. He takes over from Joseph Biryahwaho, who was recently elevated to the role of Group Head of Enterprise Risk for I&M Group Plc and now sits at the Group Headquarters in Nairobi. Lwanga joins the bank with 24 years of experience in Uganda’s banking sector, including 18 years in risk management, audit, internal controls, and governance. His career spans senior roles in both Stanbic Bank Uganda and Barclays Bank Uganda, where he built extensive expertise in enterprise risk management frameworks, operational risk oversight, internal…
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dfcu Bank and Rotary Uganda have delivered free, lifesaving medical services to more than 1,600 people across Bweyogerere, Mukono, and Ibanda—advancing a nationwide commitment to preventive healthcare. The latest outreach took place at Kirinya Church of Uganda Primary School in Bweyogerere Division, Namakomo Village in Mukono, and Kikyenkye Health Centre III in Ibanda District. The initiative is part of a landmark, three-year UGX 1 billion partnership between dfcu Bank and Rotary Uganda aimed at strengthening preventive health services in underserved communities. This month’s medical camp builds on a series of high-impact 2025 outreaches. In October, dfcu and Rotary held their…
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Yesterday, SC Uganda Women held a graduation ceremony for their 1st cohort of 10 trailblazing women from the inaugural Women in Tech Accelerator Programme, initially launched in April this year….
Centenary Bank has once again affirmed its position as a leading digital-first financial institution after scooping four major accolades at the Digital Impact Awards Africa (DIAA) 2025, one of the…
On a bright Tuesday morning at the National ICT Innovation Hub in Kampala, a quiet but powerful shift unfolded, one that could shape the digital destiny of Uganda’s young population….
Insolvency is one of the most misunderstood phases of the business cycle. In Uganda—where entrepreneurs are celebrated for their resilience and ingenuity—it is also one of the most stigmatised. But…
The British High Commissioner to Uganda, H.E. Lisa Chesney MBE, has called upon Uganda and the United Kingdom to deepen their shared commitment to climate action, using the celebration of…
Cancer is an increasing public health concern in Uganda that is gradually tightening its grip on society. Recent research indicates that there has a significant surge in cases and there…
My name is Byamukama Abel, a 29-year-old entrepreneur from Maguru Village, Kyabukonkoni Division, Fort Portal City. I am the founder of “Klean Star Products”, a growing enterprise that manufactures liquid…
The air was electric with optimism as more than 200 women gathered for the Girls for Girls (G4G) Summit, a landmark event themed “Embracing Change and Leading with Courage.” From…
