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Uganda on Tuesday launched a new national Sustainable Finance Curriculum aimed at reshaping the country’s financial sector toward inclusive growth, environmental protection, and climate resilience. The initiative, unveiled at the…
When Sylvia Mulinge stepped up to launch MTN Uganda’s latest sustainability report, her message was simple: profit alone is not enough. “A strong company must invest in the wellbeing of…
East African CEOs are charging into 2025 with a sharpened strategic lens—facing volatility with resilience, embracing transformation with intention, and leveraging technology with purpose. PwC’s 28th Annual Global CEO Survey – East Africa Perspective reveals a region where business leaders are not only optimistic about the future but are already well into a reinvention journey. “Reinvention as a strategic imperative remains the main theme of this year’s report, as East African CEOs remain focused on innovation and adapting to evolving market conditions,” says Peter Ngahu, Regional Senior Partner, Eastern Africa. This East Africa edition of PwC’s 28th Annual Global CEO…
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Travelling in rural Uganda and interacting with the population whose farming activities are imperiled by unprecedented rainfall patterns, one is likely to hear farmers who have worked the same land…
PostBank Uganda Managing Director who also doubles as Uganda Bankers Association (UBA) Chairman, Julius Kakeeto has encouraged businesses to embrace Environmental Sustainability Governance (ESG) practices not just as a regulatory requirement, but also as a strategic move towards enduring sustainability and resilience in a dynamic business environment. Mr Kakeeto was speaking at the 7th Annual Bankers Conference held under the theme: ‘Navigating the future of banking: ESG, Sustainability, and Digital Transformation,’ held this week at Kampala Serena Hotel. The conference follows the recent launch of the banking industry ESG framework aimed at championing the process of integrating ESG principles and…
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Absa Bank Uganda and Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) have jointly planted 3,300 trees at KCCA’s Agricultural Resource Center in Kyanja situated on an expanse of 4.9 acres. The tree planting exercise was to commemorate World Environment Day held on June 5th, every year, with a focus on land restoration, desertification, and drought resilience under the theme, “Our land. Our future. We are #GenerationRestoration.” Speaking at the launch, KCCA’s Head, Landscaping Unit, Isaac Mugumbule said, the authority intends to continue to improve the quality of life of city residents through efforts under the Greening Kampala initiative. “Kampala City is home…
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Agricultural Business Initiative (aBi) has unveiled its five-year business plan to drive green, inclusive economic transformation and combat the climate crisis by launching two groundbreaking programmes that renew their commitment to accessible and inclusive funding to small-holder farmers. The Green Agrifood System Programme (GRASP) under aBi Development Ltd, and Accelerating Adoption of Green and Inclusive Finance (AAGIF) under aBi Finance Ltd were launched at Speke Resort Munyonyo on Thursday, May 2. aBi Development Ltd Chief Executive Officer, Moses Nyabila said, the five-year programme will invest UGX 55.8 billion to support farmers and agribusinesses in building capacity to adapt to climate…
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In bid to curb climate change effects in Uganda, CEOs have been urged to integrate sustainable practices in their business model to avert risks associated with climate change. The call was made during the 14th edition of the Annual CEO Forum held at Kampala Sheraton Hotel. Running under theme, “Navigating the Climate Crisis: A Call to Action,” the 2023 CEO Forum attracted over 100 business leaders and key decision makers who convened to deliberate on key issues that not only drive organization success but champion sustainability conversation in the society. Country Team Leader, CEO Summit Uganda, Stephen Mukasa, urged CEOs…
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