On Saturday, all roads led to Lugogo Cricket Oval, as a section of elite women from Kampala and neighboring areas gathered to “drink from the cup of knowledge,” shared by...
By Agnes N. Mayanja On a rainy Tuesday afternoon in Mbarara, Justine meticulously balanced a ledger on her lap while her other hand directed a team of three mechanics repairing...
When Mumba Kalifungwa stepped into the role of Chief Executive Officer at Stanbic Bank Uganda in March 2025, he inherited not just the country’s largest bank by assets, but a...
Ugandans are living longer but saving less—a dangerous mismatch that is quietly reshaping the country’s financial future and demanding a fundamental shift in how professionals approach retirement planning. As life...
By Kenneth Robert Kitariko I need to confess something! I chair two boards. And I chair the audit, risk, and governance committee on a third. So, when I tell you...
As Uganda celebrates International Women’s Day 2026, Agnes Mbabazi’s success story of building Agrifarm Uganda, an agro-input business, is one of the stories featured in “She Powers Uganda’s Economy —…
By Elizabeth Namaganda In the heart of East Africa, a pulse of resilience defines the Ugandan woman. As we celebrate Women’s Day under the theme “When we give, we gain,”…
Every year, the world pauses on International Women’s Day to celebrate women. Speeches are delivered, statistics are shared, and the language of empowerment fills conference halls, policy papers, and social…
By Catherine Bwire In the few seconds it takes to tap your phone, transfer money, or pay school fees, you are engaging in an act of profound trust. You are…
By Damali Ssali During Women’s Month, we often celebrate representation: more women in boardrooms, more women CEOs, and more women at decision-making tables. Representation matters; it always has. But as…
By Sarah Musumba Let’s start with a truth we do not say loudly enough: the future is being coded, engineered, calculated, and scientifically tested every single day. The only question…
Primrose Kobusingye I was 26 years old when I took on the mantle of acting head of marketing. Yes, 26. Armed with both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree, I…
By Helena Mayanja There are moments when illness does not just test the body; it tests a family’s stability, dignity, and future. In Uganda today, too many households face that…
Corporate Africa is scaling at pace, with an expansion in markets, increased capital inflows, tightening regulations, rising governance expectations, and accelerated decision-making through new technologies. In such an environment, competitive…
