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Top 10 CEOs who could face a rough 2014

By Taddewo Senyonyi Every January, The CEO Magazine predicts a set of CEOs who are expected to face a rough year, over the years, we have been spot on, with a number

January 24, 2014

The Big Story

2014 Outlook: Experts point to a better year, warn of inflationary pressure from 2016 election fever

By The CEO Team By and large, 2013 can best be described as a year of economic recovery, when the economy nearly overcame the toxic effects of the 2011 crisis. First of

January 24, 2014

Business & Markets

Employers should employ certified accountants to drive corruption out of Uganda Icpau boss

What is the Institute of Certified Public Accounts of Uganda and what does it do? The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda (ICPAU) is a member based professional accountancy body established in 1992,

January 6, 2014

The Big Story

Are you Ugandan and want to start a bank? read these expert opinions on what it takes

By Taddewo Senyonyi Only 3 out of 25 banks in Uganda are locally owned compared to Kenya where 31 out of the 44 banks are locally owned Banking is not only one

January 6, 2014

Business & Markets

Banking on wheels:Banks innovatively reaching out to the unbanked in remote areas

By Taddewo Senyonyi While bringing financial services to the people is one step towards cultivating a saving culture and ultimately fighting poverty, most of the banking activity is concentrated around Kampala, the country’s capital and

January 6, 2014

Business & Markets

Bank of Uganda retains CBR at 11.5% in January 2014

By Patrick Kagenda The festive season may have ended with the biggest spending by the ordinary Ugandan, however the central bank has retained its CBR at the December rate of 11.5%. Now

January 3, 2014

The Big Story

Business moments of 2013: a Look at the performance of uganda’s Leading sectors

By The CEO Team A period of 12 months culminating into end of the year is not short time. During the course of this period, a lot of events happened both positive

January 2, 2014

The Big Story

NIKO insurance in festive sensitization drive

By Taddewo Senyonyi Niko insurance Uganda in partnership with major petrol stations in the country on December, 19 embarked on public awareness about various insurance products during the festive season. Simon Bashabe,

December 20, 2013

The Big Story

Shilling to end year strong

By Patrick Kagenda As the festive season sets in and the year end closes in as well, the Uganda Shilling has held on its gains despite the Central Bank’s intervention mid week

December 20, 2013

The Big Story

Shillings and foreign currency denominated loans increased by 19.9 percent and 12.3 percent in 2020. Courtesy photo

This is why it is still expensive to borrow money

By Taddewo Senyonyi & Jeff Winters On Friday, August 17, 2012, during a dinner to celebrate 100 years of existence in Uganda, of Standard Chartered Bank Uganda Limited, Dr. Louis Kasekende, Deputy Governor,

December 16, 2013

Business & Markets

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