Private Equity

For many Ugandan founders, letting go is not just emotional—it is strategic anxiety.

Uganda’s Startup Ecosystem: When Founders Clash with Investors

Uganda’s startup ecosystem is maturing. There is more capital flowing in from private equity (PE), venture capital (VC), and development finance institutions (DFIs). The once-nascent innovation scene is now witnessing landmark investments,
September 29, 2025
The Africa Venture Capital Association puts private equity investment in Africa’s firms at $1.9 billion between January and June 2025, a figure that mirrors last year’s volume.
The Africa Venture Capital Association puts private equity investment in Africa’s firms at $1.9 billion between January and June 2025, a figure that mirrors last year’s volume.

From Foreign to Local Investors: The New Face of Private Equity in Africa

For years, Africa’s private equity narrative has been shaped by global investors seeking yield in a fast-growing frontier market. But the first half of 2025 has quietly signaled a structural shift. A
August 27, 2025
Left to right: Richard Mugera, an Associate Partner at Ascent Capital; Marieke Geurts, Investment Director at Amethis; Edward Burbidge, CEO of I&M Burbidge; Edgar Mukasa, Associate Director of tax and regulatory Services at KPMG Uganda; and Kendall Evans, a Partner at Bowmans Kenya. All emphasise the importance of communicating and managing stakeholder expectations before, during, and after investments, as well as when planning for and executing exits.

CONSCIOUS UNCOUPLING: Navigating the Complexities of Private Equity Exits: Expert Lessons from East Africa 

Private equity (PE) transactions are often hailed as engines of economic growth, bringing much-needed capital to businesses and boosting their expansion potential. However, poor planning and misaligned expectations between investors and investee
April 16, 2025
From Accidental Entrepreneur to Hard Lessons in Private Equity – Grace Munyirwa shares his two cents and journey from a chance job in pharmaceuticals to navigating the complexities of private equity financing.

Hard-Learned Lessons from Grace Munyirwa on Private Equity and Venture Capital That Every Founder Must Know

Grace Munyirwa never set out to be a pharmacist. His journey into the pharmaceutical industry was purely by chance. With a background in chemistry, his original dream was to become a university
April 15, 2025
Amanda Kabagambe is a Partner and Head of East Africa for TLG Capital as well as the current Chairperson of the Uganda Chapter and a Member Board of Directors of the East Africa Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (EAVCA).

WOMEN FIXING UGANDA: Amanda Kabagambe, Partner and Head of East Africa, TLG Capital

Amanda Kabagambe is a Partner and Head of East Africa for TLG Capital. She is also the Chairperson of the Uganda Chapter and a Member Board of Directors of the East Africa

 

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