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FInancial inclusion in UGanda

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Mikhail Vydryn (left), CEO of Mogo Uganda, shakes hands with David Opio, Executive Director and Co-Founder of gnuGrid CRB, sealing a partnership that is redefining credit access for Uganda’s underserved through the power of mobile data and AI-driven scoring.

How gnuGrid CRB’s Mobile Credit Score Is Redrawing Uganda’s Financial Inclusion Map and Helping Lenders De-Risk the Last Mile

In Uganda’s bustling and often chaotic last-mile credit markets, where boda-boda riders, gig workers, and micro-entrepreneurs hustle daily without collateral or formal financial records, a quiet revolution is reshaping how lenders assess
June 11, 2025
Veronicah Namagembe Gladys, Managing Director of Pride Bank — The steady hand behind the transformation of Pride Bank into one of Uganda’s largest and most impactful Tier II banks, driving financial inclusion and serving last-mile communities with purpose and vision.

Strategic, and Purpose-Driven: Veronicah Namagembe, the Steady Hand Behind Pride Bank’s Rise

Earlier this month, Pride Microfinance Limited, Uganda’s largest Microfinance Deposit-Taking Institution (MDI), officially transitioned into a Tier II banking institution, earning the regulatory nod to operate as Pride Bank Limited. The milestone,
May 24, 2025
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Michael Atingi-Ego (R), Deputy Governor Bank of Uganda addresses delegates in a panel discussion alongside Joseph Lubwama (L) the Director Programmes FSD Uganda, GraceNshemeire Gweku, the Chief Operations officer Private Sector Foundation Ugandaand Wesalina Angelow Scale2Save Programmes Director.at the Scale2Save World Savings Banking Institute on Wednesday at the Kampala Serena Hotel. Caption: Wesalina Angelow Scale2Save Programmes Director addresses financial stakeholders at the Scale2Save World Savings Banking Institute held at the Kampala Serena Hotel.

Ugandan financial stakeholders commit to work for financial inclusion

Key stakeholders of the Ugandan financial ecosystem came together on April 28, 2022 during a Scale2Save knowledge sharing event, which concluded with a joint call to action with concrete steps to boost
April 30, 2022
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Stephen Mutana GM - Mobile Financial Services MTN Uganda He says the transformative role of mobile financial services will depend largely on whether stakeholders private, government or international organization invest in approaches to solve every day problems.

One on One: MTN’s Stephen Mutana Explains how Fintech, bank partnerships will deepen financial inclusion

What is your take on Fintech as far as financial inclusion is concerned? Financial technologies promise to increase efficiency in delivering financial services and promote financial inclusion. Currently, mobile penetration in the
October 22, 2020
Annet Nakawunde Mulindwa the Chief Executive Officer, Finance Trust Bank is one of the key players in the struggle for women empowerment through financial inclusion

OPINION: Widening access to affordable savings, credit and insurance, especially for the rural woman key to unlocking the full potential of women

By Annet Nakawunde Mulindwa Women’s Day has been commemorated internationally since 1911. In Uganda, personalities coming out of the affirmative action movement have dominated the political space for women, with more women
March 8, 2020
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