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    A graphic representation of how MTN and Airtel's balance sheets look.

    MTN vs Airtel: Balance Sheet Strength Meets Earnings Momentum in the Race to Win the Telecom Market

    Jeff WintersThe Big StoryMarch 14, 2026March 14, 2026

    Uganda’s telecom sector is increasingly defined by a two-horse race between MTN and Airtel. Both companies are growing strongly, benefiting from rising smartphone adoption, data usage, and mobile money transactions….

    Sarah Musumba says closing the STEM gender gap begins with early exposure, supportive workplaces, and strong networks, because when women are given the tools to innovate, they help build stronger, faster-growing economies.

    Why Give Him a Robot and Her a Doll? The Women in STEM Story We Do Not Talk About

    CEO East Africa MagazineWomen In LeadershipMarch 4, 2026March 4, 2026

    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…

    Entering 2026, Don Wanyama leads Vision Group through losses, state scrutiny and a fragile turnaround, tasked with restoring profitability, credibility and independence at Uganda’s most influential media house today nationwide.

    All Eyes on Don Wanyama: Inside Vision Group’s Hardest Year – Will his Turnaround Strategy Deliver in 2026?

    Jeff WintersThe Big StoryFebruary 5, 2026February 5, 2026

    As Don Wanyama walks into 2026, he does so with more than a balance sheet to defend. He carries the weight of a national institution under financial strain, the expectations…

    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

    Jeff WintersReal Estate & ConstructionFebruary 4, 2026February 4, 2026

    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…

    Uganda’s advertising industry has been shaped by resilient leaders who understand both the brilliance and the burden of creative work. David Galukande built an agency culture so intense it felt like a movement, while Josephine Muvumba powered through long, thrilling yet exhausting early years that blurred passion and pressure. John Chihi continues to navigate the financial strain that quietly wears teams down, and Seanice Kacungira leads in a digital era where constant iteration leaves little room to breathe. Together, their stories reveal an industry fuelled by ambition but shadowed by stress and burnout—demanding systems that protect the people behind the ideas.

    Brilliance at a Bad Price: Burnout, Stress and Survival in Uganda’s Advertising Industry, Where Working Long Hours is a Norm

    Jeff WintersThe Big StoryDecember 12, 2025December 12, 2025

    If the first part of this series was about how the madmen stumbled into the machine, and the second about how the money broke it, this part is about what…

    Rashmi Pillai, Appointed FSD Kenya CEO

    Kisakye ImaniThe Big StoryDecember 2, 2025December 3, 2025

    Rashmi Pillai will become Chief Executive Officer of Financial Sector Deepening (FSD) Kenya in February 2026, succeeding Tamara Cook, who has led the organisation since 2019. Pillai is a global…

    Balancing Numbers and People: Inside the Leadership Mind of NSSF’s Stevens Mwanje

    Kisakye ImaniBanking & Financial ServicesCEO PerspectivesThe Big StoryNovember 14, 2025November 15, 2025

    To understand Stevens Mwanje is to understand the balance between numbers and humanity. A finance professional of 30 years, Mwanje has built a career defined by quiet discipline, strategic clarity,…

    From Kisumu to Kampala: The Dawda generational business journey

    Kisakye ImaniThe Big StoryAugust 29, 2025August 29, 2025

    From the small town of Kisumu to the bustling streets of Kampala, Vinay Dawda’s business story began long before he was born. His grandfather left India in the early 1900s,…

    SchoolPay Powers Digital Transformation at Uganda’s 2025 National MDD Festival

    Kisakye ImaniThe Big StoryAugust 24, 2025August 25, 2025

    The National Secondary Schools’ Music, Dance and Drama (MDD) Festival has always been more than just a competition—it is a celebration of culture, creativity, and innovation. Each year, it brings…

    The Unspoken Barrier: When Women Block Women in Corporate Leadership

    Kisakye ImaniThe Big StoryWomen In LeadershipAugust 16, 2025March 7, 2026

    Shantal was ready for the next move, having put in 15 years and saved the company a $2m loss, coupled with turning around a flailing portfolio. During her tenure as…

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