Login
Subscribe
TodayThursday, May 07, 2026

Bank of Uganda- Page 3

Fred Muwema, founding partner of Muwema & Co. Advocates, whose firm has announced it will appeal the High Court ruling ordering payment of rent arrears and vacant possession of its Kololo premises.
Fred Muwema, founding partner of Muwema & Co. Advocates, whose firm has announced it will appeal the High Court ruling ordering payment of rent arrears and vacant possession of its Kololo premises.

Muwema & Co. Advocates to Appeal High Court Ruling in Kololo Lease Dispute

Muwema & Co. Advocates has announced that it will appeal the High Court (Commercial Division) ruling that ordered the firm to pay rent arrears, mesne profits, and general damages, and to vacate
February 21, 2026
Julius Kakeeto (3rd L), Pearl Bank Uganda Managing Director, Martin Mugisha, Executive Director Operations at Pearl Bank (C), receiving the Best Agri-SME Lender Accolade at Aceli Africa Uganda Stakeholder Roundtable from Aceli Africa CEO, Brian Milder (L), Aceli Africa Country Director, John Robert Okware (2nd L). Looking on are officials from Pearl Bank and Aceli Africa during the Aceli Africa Uganda Stakeholder Roundtable held on 11th February 2026 at Four Points by Sheraton in Kampala.

Pearl Bank Wins Top Agri-SME Lender Award as Aceli Africa Charts Next Phase of Agricultural Finance

Pearl Bank has been named Best Agri-SME Lender at the Aceli Africa Uganda Stakeholder Roundtable, in a recognition that underscores the bank’s growing influence in agricultural financing. The bank’s Supervisor for Agriculture
February 19, 2026
·
L–R: Bethuel Karanja, Head of Global Markets, Stanbic Bank Uganda; Damoni Kitabire, Board Chairman, Stanbic Bank Uganda; Michael Niyitegeka, Executive Director, Refactory; Dr. Joseph Muvawala, Executive Director, National Planning Authority; Daisy Nitwe, Country Lead – Structured Solutions, Stanbic Bank Uganda; Prof. Augustus Nuwagaba, Deputy Governor, Bank of Uganda; and Mumba Kalifungwa, Chief Executive, Stanbic Bank Uganda — the leadership voices behind the Stanbic Bank Economic Forum 2026, convened to interrogate Uganda’s growth inflection point and chart a disciplined path from macro optimism to execution-led prosperity.

Big Dreams Need a Big Bank — and the 9 Other Things I Took Away from the Stanbic Bank Economic Forum 2026

2026 finds Uganda at a rare convergence of economic catalysts and structural pressures. First oil is nearing. Gold is redefining export performance. Technology — particularly AI — is compressing the time between
February 19, 2026
·
Prof. Augustus Nuwagaba, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Uganda, may have just let the cat out of the bag on Uganda’s glittering gold export boom — providing vital clues to the elephant in the room of the country’s overnight success story, long touted by government as proof of recent economic momentum: whose gold is it, really?
Prof. Augustus Nuwagaba, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Uganda, may have just let the cat out of the bag on Uganda’s glittering gold export boom — providing vital clues to the elephant in the room of the country’s overnight success story, long touted by government as proof of recent economic momentum: whose gold is it, really?

‘It May Not Be Ours’: Deputy Central Bank Governor Suggests Uganda’s Sudden USD6.4 bn Gold Boom is Fuelled by Re-Exports

The Deputy Governor, Bank of Uganda, Prof. Augustus Nuwagaba, has drawn attention to a key structural feature of Uganda’s recent gold export performance: while gold has become the country’s largest source of
February 13, 2026
·
As Absa Uganda enters consolidation, 2026 will test David Wandera’s leadership, integration skill, and ability to sustain momentum, carrying national expectations as the bank’s first Ugandan Managing Director forward decisively.
As Absa Uganda enters consolidation, 2026 will test David Wandera’s leadership, integration skill, and ability to sustain momentum, carrying national expectations as the bank’s first Ugandan Managing Director forward decisively.

All Eyes on David Wandera: Why 2026 is a Critical Year for Absa

There is a saying that when you are entrusted with the responsibility of representing your country, you must give your very best, because you are carrying the weight and expectations of an
February 8, 2026
·
Under the leadership of Annet Nakawunde, Finance Trust Bank has continued to post growth in assets, customers, and outreach—demonstrating operational resilience and strategic focus even after transitioning to a lower banking licence.

Finance Trust Bank becomes a Tier II Credit Institution: 10 things you must know

To begin with, the licence downgrade was not the result of weak performance or regulatory distress. Rather, it stemmed from structural shifts in Uganda’s banking regulatory framework. In recent years, the Bank
February 5, 2026
·
Giles Aijukwe, CEO of Letshego Uganda says that research only matters when it changes something. He notes that Insights must shape products, pricing, communication, and customer experience, not sit idle in reports.
Giles Aijukwe, CEO of Letshego Uganda says that research only matters when it changes something. He notes that Insights must shape products, pricing, communication, and customer experience, not sit idle in reports.

Listening Before Launching: How Research and Gen Z Insights are Shaping Letshego Uganda’s Next Chapter

Most financial products do not fail because they are poorly designed. They fail because they are launched before institutions truly understand the people they are meant to serve. Uganda is young –
January 29, 2026
1 2 3 4 5 … 35

 

Ad3

Ad1

Ad2

error: Content is protected !!
×