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Cybersecurity is now a boardroom issue. Should it continue to be treated purely as an IT issue, it becomes disconnected from the realities of business risk.

Cybersecurity in the Boardroom: Why CEOs Must Lead from the Front

Cybersecurity has crossed a critical threshold. What was once a technical safeguard has become a defining test of leadership, resilience, and organisational survival. As threats grow faster, smarter, and more accessible, the
April 28, 2026
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Jimmy Wakoko is a Ugandan real estate management and growth strategy specialist with over ten years of experience in property and facilities management, currently serving as Portfolio Manager and Head of Property Management at Broll Uganda.

Three Laws That Signal a Governance Moment for Uganda’s Real Estate Market

By Jimmy Wakoko Last week, President Yoweri Museveni assented to three significant pieces of legislation: the Building Control (Amendment) Act, 2025; the Mortgage Refinance Institutions Act, 2025; and the Valuation Act, 2025.
February 22, 2026
off-plan housing boom is growing faster than regulation, leaving buyers exposed to defective homes, financial loss, and unclear accountability in a market built on promises rather than protection.
off-plan housing boom is growing faster than regulation, leaving buyers exposed to defective homes, financial loss, and unclear accountability in a market built on promises rather than protection.

Uganda’s Property Boom Is Outpacing Its Laws

As more Ugandans invest their savings and take out loans to buy homes, particularly through off-plan developments, the country’s booming property market is exposing buyers to growing financial, safety, and legal risks.
February 4, 2026
Moses Lutalo argues Uganda’s real estate struggles aren’t about demand, but broken systems: costly financing, volatile currency, heavy taxes, and weak land governance squeezing developers daily, scaring off long-term capital.
Moses Lutalo argues Uganda’s real estate struggles aren’t about demand, but broken systems: costly financing, volatile currency, heavy taxes, and weak land governance squeezing developers daily, scaring off long-term capital.

Inside Uganda’s Property Market: Broll Uganda’s Moses Lutalo on Sector Realities and the Signals Investors Can’t Ignore

When I sit down with Moses Lutalo, the Managing Director of Broll Uganda, the conversation quickly settles on the forces reshaping Uganda’s real estate landscape: financing pressures, currency volatility, talent flight, and
December 6, 2025
Uganda’s property market mirrors the macro: steady growth, low inflation and a firm shilling support demand. Urbanisation and new industrial cities spread opportunity, but quality supply remains scarce in 2026.
Uganda’s property market mirrors the macro: steady growth, low inflation and a firm shilling support demand. Urbanisation and new industrial cities spread opportunity, but quality supply remains scarce in 2026.

The Future of Uganda’s Property Market and Where to Invest in 2026

Real estate markets are, at their core, mirrors of the economies they sit within. In advanced economies, that mirror reflects a relatively stable image: steady credit markets, predictable consumer demand, mature institutions,
December 4, 2025
In their testimony, Knight Frank's executives, Marc Du Toit (left), the Head of Retail at Knight Frank Uganda, and Judy Rugasira Kyanda (centre), the Managing Director, indicated that Lutalo was the only third person with access to the report as in strongly believed to be the one who illegally accessed it and granted his new employer access to it.

Remorseless Broll Property Group executives in a face-saving campaign after Knight Frank Property Report plagiarism scandal

Moses Dennis Lutalo, the Country Manager of Broll Uganda, a subsidiary of Broll Property Group, a pan-African commercial property services company, is in the eye of the storm following a court ruling
December 21, 2024
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Pine Investments Ltd, a property development company, owned by tycoons, Henry Lubwama of HL Investments; Attorney General Mr. William Byaruhanga and entertainment mogul, Charlie Lubega of Guvnor Night Club.

Eyebrows raised as under-30 children of tycoons; William Byaruhanga, Charlie Lubega and Henry Lubwama, acquire UGX900 mn stake in S.African property firm

Hardly a day after Broll Uganda, the Ugandan unit of South Africa’s Broll Property Group (Pty) Ltd had distanced itself from being part-owned by Pine Investments Ltd, a property development company, owned
August 18, 2020

 

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