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Unlike high-growth tech or financial services IPOs, the Kenya Pipeline Company sale is sensitive to regulatory oversight, political influence, and investor trust.
Unlike high-growth tech or financial services IPOs, the Kenya Pipeline Company sale is sensitive to regulatory oversight, political influence, and investor trust.

Can Uganda Gain from Kenya’s Pipeline IPO?

Kenya is on the cusp of one of the most significant equity transactions in East Africa in nearly two decades. The Kenyan government plans to sell its 65% controlling stake in the
August 28, 2025
New Vision Chief Executive Officer Don Wanyama has already announced that the company will be posting a loss for the year ended June 2025, the third consecutive loss in three years.
New Vision Chief Executive Officer Don Wanyama has already announced that the company will be posting a loss for the year ended June 2025, the third consecutive loss in three years.

Behind New Vision’s Numbers is a Business Model Under Strain

New Vision Printing and Publishing Company, a government-controlled entity, warned last week it will report yet another annual loss. The loss, for the year ending June 2025, is the third in a
August 11, 2025
A photo collage of Uganda Clays Managing Director Reuben Tumwebaze and Chairman Martin Kasekende. The two men have been at the centre Uganda Clays turnaround, which has been faulting for close to four years now.
A photo collage of Uganda Clays Managing Director Reuben Tumwebaze and Chairman Martin Kasekende. The two men have been at the centre Uganda Clays turnaround, which has been faulting for close to four years now.

The Pressure is on: Reuben Tumwebaze’s Uganda Clays Turnaround Faces Harsh  Realities

When Reuben Tumwebaze assumed the reins of Uganda Clays (UCL) in March 2021, he walked into a company weighed down by its past. Once a market leader with deep roots in the
July 29, 2025
Driving MTN Uganda’s record-breaking year: Richard Yego (CEO, MTN MoMo), Sylvia Mulinge (CEO, MTN Uganda), and Andrew Bugembe (CFO, MTN Uganda) led the charge behind UGX 641.5 billion in profit and UGX 506 billion in shareholder dividends. Yet, looming over this strong performance is a strategic pivot that has analysts sounding the alarm: the planned spin-off of its fintech arm—MoMo—could significantly alter the company’s growth trajectory and valuation dynamics.

MTN Uganda’s Record Profits Face Uncertain Future Amid Fintech Spin-Off

MTN in 2024 delivered yet another solid year, cementing its place as Uganda’s most profitable and actively traded listed company. With double-digit revenue growth and record earnings, the telecom giant showcased operational
The Airtel Uganda Managing Director, Som Soumendra(L), handing over a check worth UGX 50.3 billion dividends to NSSF's Managing Director, Patrick Ayota.This significant payout follows NSSF’s strategic acquisition of shares in Airtel Uganda during the company’s initial public offering (IPO).

Airtel Uganda Pays UGX 50.3 billion Dividend to NSSF

Airtel Uganda, a leading provider of telecommunications and mobile money services, today presented a dividend cheque of UGX 50.3 billion to the National Social Security Fund (NSSF). This significant payout follows NSSF’s strategic
June 20, 2025
New Vision managing director Don Wanyama (left) and chairman Patrick Ayota, an audit report says, have to work on closing existing small leakages because they have the potential to worsen an already fragile financial position.
New Vision managing director Don Wanyama (left) and chairman Patrick Ayota, an audit report says, have to work on closing existing small leakages because they have the potential to worsen an already fragile financial position.

Intact on Paper, yet Vulnerable: Audit reveals New Vision’s slow-burning financial strain

New Vision Printing and Publishing Company Limited remains profitable, solvent, and fully compliant, according to the Auditor General’s 2024 report. Whereas Auditor General Edward Akol gives the media conglomerate a “fair view

 

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