Amama Mbabazi Archives – CEO East Africa

Crown Beverages celebrates 30 years of refreshing Uganda with a UGX340 billion expansion project

Muhereza KyamuteteraCompany News News & Analysis The Big StoryApril 7, 2023April 7, 2023

Crown Beverages Limited, the franchise bottler for PepsiCo, Inc., in Uganda has marked has today officially inaugurated its multimillion-dollar bottling plant at Kakungulu, Kajjansi Town Council, on the outskirts of Kampala, Uganda’s capital city. The bottling plant was officially commissioned but the Vice President of Uganda, Rtd Major. Jessica Alupo, who represented the President of Uganda, Gen. H.E Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. Also present, and leading a delegation from PepsiCo, was Eugene Willemsen, the CEO Africa, Middle East & South Asia (AMESA) region. Several cabinet ministers and other government officials including Hon. Mwebesa Francis, Minister of Trade Industry and Cooperatives and…

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LIST: Who are Uganda’s Attorneys General since the 1962 independence?

CEO East Africa MagazinePolitics & Goverment The Big StoryJune 24, 2021January 22, 2022

#1: Kiryowa Kiwanuka- Incumbent Kiryowa Kiwanuka, the new Attorney General. PHOTO/Courtesy Kiryowa is one of Uganda’s finest lawyers, who has been severally highly rated by both the IFLR1000 and Chambers and Partners two of the world’s renowned legal rating agencies.He is rated for proficiency in especially energy law, banking and finance, and mergers and acquisitions amongst many commercial law practices.He is one of the founding partners of K&K Advocates (formerly Kiryowa & Karugire Advocates) in October 2001. The law firm itself has also been severally rated highly by the Chambers and Partners, as well as IFLR1000 and Legal 500. A…

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Why court dismissed Nzeyi case against BoU, Sudhir

Ephraim KasoziBusiness & Markets Legal & JusticeJune 2, 2021June 2, 2021

Court has dismissed with costs a case in which businessman Amos Nzeyi had accused Bank of Uganda (BOU) of illegal closure of the National Bank of Commerce (NBC). Nzeyi co-owned NBC with former premier, Amama Mbabazi and Prime Minister Dr Ruhakana Rugunda. In 2017, Nzeyi sued BOU jointly with Crane Bank (in receivership), its former proprietor Sudhir Ruparelia and his partner Rasiklal Chhotalal Kantaria. Nzeyi later added on dfcu Bank which took over Crane Bank. Justice Steven Mubiru of the Commercial Division of the High Court dismissed the case citing failure of the complainant to present evidence. He reasoned that…

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