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Minister of State for Gender, Labour, and Social Development in charge of Children and Youth Affairs, Balaam Barugahara (2nd left), and Stanbic Bank Uganda Chief Executive Mumba Kalifungwa (left) celebrate with students of Sumaya Girls School after their victory at the Stanbic National Schools Championship grand finale—marking the programme’s 10th anniversary—as winners receive prizes in a high-energy “Battle of the Champions” showcase. The milestone underscores the Championship’s growing impact in nurturing entrepreneurial thinking early and building a pipeline of future innovators, business leaders, and job creators, even as the 11th edition is already underway.

Beyond a School Competition: How the Stanbic National Schools Championship is Shaping Uganda’s Economic Future

On Monday, 23rd March 2026, I attended the release of Stanbic Uganda Holdings’ 2025 annual results. What struck me was not just the numbers—impressive as they were—but the quiet, deliberate story beneath
April 4, 2026
On 11 December 2025, during the 5th Uganda Marketing Excellence Awards (UMEAS) ceremony held at the Kampala Serena Hotel, NSC received two major awards at the event organised by Evolve Group Africa.

A Decade of Purpose: How Stanbic’s Schools Championship is Building Skills, Enterprise and National Confidence

For ten years, the Stanbic National Schools Championship (NSC) has steadily established itself as one of Uganda’s most effective youth development initiatives. Designed to strengthen practical skills, encourage innovation and stimulate enterprise
December 17, 2025
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Chelimo Winnie, a barley and timber farmer from Chepkwutar village, in Kapchorwa Municipality, North Eastern Uganda, one of the beneficiaries of Nile Breweries’ Sustainable Barley Programme. PHOTO/Courtesy

DOING GOOD IS GOOD BUSINESS: How Nile Breweries is financially empowering women farmers in Uganda while securing sustainable barley supply to feed growing demand

Nile Breweries Limited is Uganda’s largest beer brewer. To sustain, such a large operation, for its production and brewing activities, the company depends on high-quality crops, such as barley produced by farming
March 16, 2022
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