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Stanbic Bank Uganda

Centenary Bank’s top leadership (L–R): Chairman Gustavo Bwoch, Managing Director Fabian Kasi, Executive Director, Business Joseph Balikuddembe, and Executive Director, Operations Michael Opira. The bank is resetting its executive leadership through a dual-Executive Director structure aimed at strengthening oversight, improving coordination, and enhancing execution as it scales operations in Uganda’s increasingly complex banking landscape.
Centenary Bank’s top leadership (L–R): Chairman Gustavo Bwoch, Managing Director Fabian Kasi, Executive Director, Business Joseph Balikuddembe, and Executive Director, Operations Michael Opira. The bank is resetting its executive leadership through a dual-Executive Director structure aimed at strengthening oversight, improving coordination, and enhancing execution as it scales operations in Uganda’s increasingly complex banking landscape.

Inside Centenary Bank’s Executive Reset: Why the Board Brought in Michael Opira as the Second Executive Director

Centenary Bank’s recent appointment of Michael Opira as Executive Director, Operations is more than a routine leadership change—it is part of a deliberate and strategic board-led restructuring of the bank’s executive architecture
April 26, 2026
Mumba Kalifungwa, Chief Executive of Stanbic Bank Uganda, argues that the bank must champion a pragmatic path for Uganda’s oil journey, balancing economic growth with a just energy transition. He underscores the role of finance in transforming natural resources into lasting national prosperity while preparing the country for a sustainable, inclusive energy future.
Mumba Kalifungwa, Chief Executive of Stanbic Bank Uganda, argues that the bank must champion a pragmatic path for Uganda’s oil journey, balancing economic growth with a just energy transition. He underscores the role of finance in transforming natural resources into lasting national prosperity while preparing the country for a sustainable, inclusive energy future.

Turning Oil into Opportunity: Stanbic Bank’s Role in Uganda’s First Oil Journey

As Uganda approaches the long-anticipated milestone of first oil, it does so at a moment of profound contradiction in the global energy narrative. On one hand, the world is accelerating toward a
April 25, 2026
Minister of State for Gender, Labour, and Social Development in charge of Children and Youth Affairs, Balaam Barugahara (2nd left), and Stanbic Bank Uganda Chief Executive Mumba Kalifungwa (left) celebrate with students of Sumaya Girls School after their victory at the Stanbic National Schools Championship grand finale—marking the programme’s 10th anniversary—as winners receive prizes in a high-energy “Battle of the Champions” showcase. The milestone underscores the Championship’s growing impact in nurturing entrepreneurial thinking early and building a pipeline of future innovators, business leaders, and job creators, even as the 11th edition is already underway.

Beyond a School Competition: How the Stanbic National Schools Championship is Shaping Uganda’s Economic Future

On Monday, 23rd March 2026, I attended the release of Stanbic Uganda Holdings’ 2025 annual results. What struck me was not just the numbers—impressive as they were—but the quiet, deliberate story beneath
April 4, 2026
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
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Stanbic Bank Uganda and Uganda Police Force delegations pose for the group photo after the handover of solar powered lights at Kabalye Police Training School.

Stanbic Bank Powers Police Training in Masindi with UGX100m Solar Lighting Boost

In recent years, inadequate lighting has been a major challenge at the Police National Training School Kabalye, affecting evening sessions at the Uganda Police Force’s largest training facility. With thousands of recruits
March 30, 2026
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