Login
Subscribe
TodayTuesday, May 05, 2026

Retirement Planning Uganda

L–R: Nicholas Kabanda (IPPU CEO), Geoffrey Waiswa Sajjabi (NSSF Chief Commercial Officer), Isaac Kyaligonza (Commissioner, Procurement Policy – Ministry of Finance), Patrick Kagaba Amooti, and Pelly Mugasi (Emeritus Director Procurement, Bank of Uganda) during the IPPU Coffee Connect at Sheraton Hotel, Kampala, where leaders of the procurement fraternity called for stronger professional integrity, teamwork, and a renewed focus on financial literacy and early retirement planning.
L–R: Nicholas Kabanda (IPPU CEO), Geoffrey Waiswa Sajjabi (NSSF Chief Commercial Officer), Isaac Kyaligonza (Commissioner, Procurement Policy – Ministry of Finance), Patrick Kagaba Amooti, and Pelly Mugasi (Emeritus Director Procurement, Bank of Uganda) during the IPPU Coffee Connect at Sheraton Hotel, Kampala, where leaders of the procurement fraternity called for stronger professional integrity, teamwork, and a renewed focus on financial literacy and early retirement planning.

Living Longer, Saving Less: Experts Call on Procurement Professionals to Rethink Retirement Strategy

Ugandans are living longer but saving less—a dangerous mismatch that is quietly reshaping the country’s financial future and demanding a fundamental shift in how professionals approach retirement planning. As life expectancy rises
March 29, 2026
·
Kwame Ejalu (left), Sponsor Trustee and Founder of Zamara Uganda, and George William Egaddu (right), Chairperson of the Board of Trustees, Zamara Retirement Fund (ZRF).

Zamara Uganda Surpasses UGX 1 Trillion in Assets Under Administration

Zamara Uganda, the country’s oldest and largest retirement benefits administrator, has crossed a major milestone—surpassing UGX 1 trillion in assets under administration, covering more than 17,000 members across 42 corporate clients. At
May 21, 2025
·

 

error: Content is protected !!
×