It is now slightly over three years since AB InBev took over from SABMiller in Uganda. What has been happening? What has changed? How strong are you now as a business compared
First of all, let us start with a review of 2019. How would you summarise it in terms of the industry and for Airtel Uganda in particular? I think 2019 has been a year of investment? In 2019, Airtel invested
By John Karani The Middle East conflict restructured Africa’s import costs permanently. From Cairo to Cape Town and Accra to Kinshasa, no business was untouched. Africa’s supply chain leaders must now act
The Chief Regulatory Officer of Airtel Africa and Chair of GSMA Africa’s Policy Group, Mr. Daddy Mukadi, has called on African governments to recognise telecommunications as a core economic pillar and to
KPMG has announced the appointment of Miguel Alvim as Country Managing Partner (CMP) for Mozambique, effective 1 October 2026. Miguel succeeds Quintino Cotão, who is retiring at the end of September 2026.
URSB’s Compliance and Enforcement Division destroys counterfeit products at an illegal refilling site in Kampala, reinforcing the fight against trademark infringement, consumer deception, and the growing threat of counterfeit trade.
In today’s fast-moving marketplace, a brand is more than a name; it is trust, reputation, and economic value. For businesses across Uganda, particularly small enterprises, a brand represents years of effort, investment,
Last week, I paused to reflect on my journey with gratitude. I saw how every piece, experience, and lesson quietly shaped what came next. It all began at True African; those thirteen
Jimmy D. Mugerwa, Chairman of dfcu Limited and a staunch Rotarian, championing the intersection of finance and service to drive lasting, community impact.
By Jimmy D Mugerwa, Chairman Board of Directors, dfcu Limited Three days at DISCON 101 and another powerful gathering at District 9214 reminded me exactly why dfcu Bank exists. First and foremost,
Having risen through the ranks from Finance Manager to General Manager, Mary Efata represents a new generation of leaders who combine analytical discipline with people-centred leadership.
At Entebbe International Airport, where aircraft movements mirror the pulse of trade, tourism, and global connectivity, a quiet but critical engine keeps operations running seamlessly behind the scenes—ground handling. At the centre
By Nathan Were Uganda stands at an important crossroads in its agricultural export journey. The European Union’s new regulation on deforestation-free supply chains—commonly known as the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR)is not
By Muhereza Kyamutetera East Africa’s CEOs are entering 2026 with confidence—but also with growing unease. Across Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Mauritius, and Zambia, business leaders are upbeat about growth prospects, supported by
Fridaus Nambi, is a Global Real Estate Consultant and Strategist, IP Attorney, Author, Investment Advisor, Corporate & Commercial Lawyer, Transactional Advisor, Property & Real Estate Professional with 9+ Years of Experience.
Uganda’s real estate sector—long regarded as one of the strongest drivers of urban growth, employment creation, and private investment—is entering a moment of heightened regulatory attention and uncertainty. The proposed Protection of
