Kin Kariisa

Officials from Stanbic Bank Uganda, Rotary Club of Kigo, and government representatives during the handover of medical equipment to Rubaare Health Centre IV in Ntungamo District, aimed at improving maternal healthcare services.

Stanbic Bank and Rotary Transform Maternal Healthcare in Ntungamo District

Brenda Kwarisiima, a mother and resident of Rubaare in Ntungamo District, recalls the anxiety of seeking maternal care at an overstretched health facility. With limited beds, few delivery rooms, and long queues
April 3, 2026
The Ugandan multi-sectoral business leaders have in unison expressed trust and confidence that the project will be executed in compliance with both the stringent regulatory and legal framework put in place and the highest international standards that guide other similar projects the world over.

Ugandan billionaires and private sector leaders express “unreserved and wholehearted”support for the East African oil pipeline

Ugandan business leaders have expressed unequivocal support for the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), a project they say will guarantee Uganda’s energy security as well as improve the livelihoods of Ugandans.
November 24, 2022
The Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon Thomas Tayebwa (4th Right), joins Mr. Kin Kariisa, the outgoing Ecobank Board Chairman (3rd right), Mrs Gertrude Lutaaya, an outgoing Director (centre), Ms Grace Muliisa, the Ecobank Uganda Managing Director (4th left) and the families of the two outgoing board directors to cut a cake in celebration of the two-board member’s distinguished service to the bank. The Deputy Speaker lauded the duo for their high calibre of service as well as Ecobank for its efforts in digital banking that are enhancing financial inclusion and creating jobs.

Kin Kariisa ends his term as Ecobank Uganda Chairman, leaving behind a solid and entrenched bank

Businessman, tech guru and media mogul, Kin Kariisa has ended his 10 years on the board of Ecobank Uganda, a subsidiary of Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI), one of Africa’s largest financial brands,
Kin Kariisa (L), CEO of Next Media Services exchanges documents with Makerere University Vice Chancellor Prof Barnabas Nawangwe for a partnership towards the University's centenary celebrations

NBS to Promote, provide Live Broadcast for Makerere Centennial Celebrations

Makerere University has announced a partnership worth UGX200m with NBS Television Limited where NBS will offer live coverage, documentaries, news features, talk shows and digital media coverage.  The commitment will go towards
Tony Glencross, the Nation Media Group Managing Director in Uganda- has presided possibly over NTV's most difficult time. Will he have the last laugh?

Numbers do not lie: NTV thinly holds on to market leadership, against an aggressively resurgent NBSTV

NTV Uganda, in the year ended December 2018 bagged UGX18.9 billion in gross revenue and made a net profit of UGX600 million, according to figures, this reporter has had exclusive access to.

 

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