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Akua Owusu-Nartey, Group CEO of WPP ScanGroup and CEO of Ogilvy Africa, is steering one of the region’s most complex turnarounds. With deep pan-African experience, she faces the urgent task of rebuilding growth, restoring client confidence, and repositioning the business for a faster, digital-first, and fiercely competitive marketing landscape.
Akua Owusu-Nartey, Group CEO of WPP ScanGroup and CEO of Ogilvy Africa, is steering one of the region’s most complex turnarounds. With deep pan-African experience, she faces the urgent task of rebuilding growth, restoring client confidence, and repositioning the business for a faster, digital-first, and fiercely competitive marketing landscape.

In the Hot Seat: Can Akua Owusu-Nartey Reverse ScanGroup’s Tailspin?

This week, WPP ScanGroup, some would say East Africa’s leading integrated marketing communications group, and the regional arm of global advertising giant WPP, announced its 2025 full-year results. The Group reported yet
April 28, 2026
Olive Zaitun Kigongo (left) and Alison Gallagher, mother and widow of the late Cedric Ndilima Babu, respectively, are seeking court declarations that KCB breached its mortgage agreement, an injunction blocking foreclosure of the Kololo condominium, a write-off of the outstanding loan, return of the property title, damages, and legal costs.
Olive Zaitun Kigongo (left) and Alison Gallagher, mother and widow of the late Cedric Ndilima Babu, respectively, are seeking court declarations that KCB breached its mortgage agreement, an injunction blocking foreclosure of the Kololo condominium, a write-off of the outstanding loan, return of the property title, damages, and legal costs.

Olive Kigongo, Cedric Babu’s Widow and KCB Bank in UGX 1.2b Kololo Property Fight

A high-value property in Kololo purchased at a value of UGX 1.2 billion has become the subject of a legal showdown between businesswoman Olive Zaitun Kigongo, her co-administrator Alison Gallagher, the wife
February 20, 2026
Sanjay Rughani faces his defining test as Standard Chartered Uganda exits retail banking: turning a leaner, corporate-focused strategy into sustainable profits, disciplined returns, and lasting relevance in a tougher market.
Sanjay Rughani faces his defining test as Standard Chartered Uganda exits retail banking: turning a leaner, corporate-focused strategy into sustainable profits, disciplined returns, and lasting relevance in a tougher market.

Sanjay Rughani and the Test of a Leaner Standard Chartered Bank

Last week’s signing between the Government of Uganda and Standard Chartered Bank offered a reminder of the institution’s enduring strength. The €641.1 million (UGX 2.75 trillion) financing package, covering power transmission, strategic
February 9, 2026

 

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