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Stakeholders launch the sustainable finance curriculum developed by aBi Finance Ltd in partnership with the Uganda Institute of Banking and Financial Services (UIBFS), with support from the Royal Danish Embassy, the European Union, and Impact Fund Denmark at the Sheraton Hotel in Kampala.

Uganda launches sustainable finance curriculum to green its financial sector

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 Sheraton Hotel
November 5, 2025
PwC East Africa Executives (left-right): Peter Ngahu, Regional Senior Partner, Eastern Africa; Uthman Mayanja, Country Senior Partner, Uganda; Zainab Salome Msimbe, Country Senior Partner, Tanzania; Andrew Chibuye, Country Senior Partner, Zambia and Vikas Sharma; Regional Leader, Consulting & Risk Services, East Africa. From Kampala to Dar, Lusaka to Nairobi — one message is clear: resilience, innovation, and regional collaboration are the cornerstones of East Africa’s future.

Resilience Amid Volatility: PwC 2025 Survey Reveals East African CEOs’ Optimism in a Shifting Landscape

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
March 23, 2025
A photo collage of Mr. Andrew Berg (L) Deputy Director of IMF's Institute for Capacity Development who was a key moderator at a recent high level climate change panel with Africa's central bankers in Kampala, Uganda's capital. From the left centre to right: Dr Louis Kasekende- former Bank of Uganda Deputy Governor and current Executive Director of the Macroeconomics and Financial Management, Institute of Eastern & Southern Africa, based in Harare, Zimbabwe, Suzana Camacho Monteiro, Angola’s central bank Board Advisor, and current Bank of Uganda Deputy Governor, Micheal Atingi-Ego.

Climate change and monetary policy: A tough conversation with African central bankers

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 for decades
PostBank Uganda Managing Director and Uganda Bankers Association Chairman - Julius Kakeeto

Uganda Bankers’ Chairman Julius Kakeeto urges businesses to embrace ESG For sustainable operations in a dynamic business environment 

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
Isaac Mugumbule KCCA’s Head, Landscaping Unit and Edward Ocen Absa Bank head of legal plant a tree at at the KCCA Agricultural Research Centre in Kyanja to commemorate the World Environment Day.

Absa Bank Uganda, KCCA restore 4.9 acres forest cover to commemorate World Environment Day

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
June 5, 2024
ABI LAUNCH: (L-R) Jan Sadek, EU Ambassador to Uganda, Dr. Henry Nakalaet Opolot, the Commissioner Extension and Skills Management Services, Signe Winding Albjerg, Danish Ambassador to Uganda, Moses Nyabila, the Chief Executive Officer of aBi Development Ltd and Felix Okoboi, the Board Chairperson of aBi Development & Finance during the official signing and launch of the new programs the Green Agrifood System Programme (GRASP) & Accelerating Adoption of Green and Inclusive Finance (AAGIF)

aBi announces UGX 67 billion investment to boost climate-smart agriculture in Uganda

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

 

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