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Diana Nabukenya Adeyemi, the founding partner, Richland Foods, the parent of Yo Nyama. Her entrepreneurship journey started with selling fruit salad during her S4 vacation.

From Fruit Salads to a Meat Empire: How Diana Nabukenya Adeyemi Built Yo Nyama into a Halal Powerhouse

From losing her entire herd overnight to building one of Uganda’s fastest-growing meat brands, Diana Nabukenya Adeyemi’s journey is a testament to resilience, vision, and the power of value addition. The Yo
September 11, 2025
Annette Kiconco, the Chief Retail Banking Officer, dfcu Bank.

USSD – Simple But Powerful Amongst The Masses

By Annette Kiconco In November 2023, Tech Cabal, a leading ICT online news website, published a story with the headline: “USSD remains Africa’s most popular payment channel despite growing alternatives.” The article’s
September 9, 2025
dfcu Bank’s Chief Retail Banking Officer, Annette Kiconco receives a certificate of appreciation from Baroness Verma, Member of the House of Lords of the United Kingdom at the Breaking Barriers to Trade 2025 Conference.

dfcu Bank Champions Inclusive Trade at Breaking Barriers to Trade 2025 Conference  

dfcu Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to transforming Africa’s trade landscape through inclusive financial solutions, policy advocacy, and ecosystem partnerships. Speaking as a keynote speaker at the high-level gathering, Annette Kiconco, dfcu
July 29, 2025
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Through Vehicle & Asset Financing, dfcu is doing more than writing loans. It’s funding tractors in Lira, refrigerated fish trucks bound for Entebbe, electric bodas navigating Kampala’s congestion, and hundreds of income-generating tools across Uganda.
Through Vehicle & Asset Financing, dfcu is doing more than writing loans. It’s funding tractors in Lira, refrigerated fish trucks bound for Entebbe, electric bodas navigating Kampala’s congestion, and hundreds of income-generating tools across Uganda.

The Machines That Make Money: How dfcu is Rewiring Uganda’s Productive Economy

Over the last three years, Uganda’s economy has shifted from a slow recovery to fast-paced growth. At the heart of this transformation is capital: not just in the form of money, but
July 16, 2025
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