By Taddewo Senyonyi Bank of Baroda (U) Ltd is one of the leading commercial banking institutions in Uganda. The bank will on 18th December this year clock 60 years of uninterrupted…
By Mark Muhumuza A spillover from 2012 is continuing to affect the performance of Uganda’s largest bank, Stanbic, after it posted a 1.7 percent decline in net profits in the first…
By Muhereza Kyamutetera & Mark Muhumuza 9 months after Umeme shares were publicly listed a midst a lot of pessimism, the company is doing so well and if the results of the…
By Mark Muhumuza It is now official that the Governing Council of the Uganda Securities Exchange (USE) will not renew the contract of Joseph Kitamirike, the bourse’s CEO, for another…
By Taddewo Senyonyi Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies (SACCOs), if properly managed and run according to the principles, there’s no doubt they can increase financial inclusion in Uganda and ultimately transform Uganda’s economy….
By Taddewo Senyonyi The story of Uganda’s nascent oil & gas, since the black gold was discovered a few years ago, has turned into a sort of mud and flower…
By Silvia Nyambura Tourism, together with agriculture, manufacturing, mining, oil & gas, forestry and housing, have been identified by the government of Uganda as key sectors that will drive the…
By Taddewo Senyonyi Many people make banking decisions for example, opening an account, taking a loan etc without enough comparative information. In this article, The CEO Magazine, using latest figures…
By Mark Muhumuza In June 2012, Uganda’s largest telecom company, MTN Uganda, brought in a new CEO, Mazen Mroue. At the time, the company was going through a series of…
By Mark Muhumuza In 1998, Japheth Katto left a well paying job at the Financial Services Authority (FSA) in the United Kingdom, to be part of the team that set…