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IN REVIEW: Sylvia Mulinge’s 1 year at MTN Uganda

Muhereza KyamuteteraC-Suite Leadership CEO Of The Week Executive Profiles The Big StoryOctober 29, 2023October 29, 2023

This October, Slyvia Mulinge made 1 year as MTN Uganda’s Chief Executive Officer. Sylvia, the telco’s first female Chief Executive Officer, started work on the 3rd of October 2022. Incidentally, this month, MTN Uganda also marks 25 years since it entered the Ugandan market. Amongst her key highlights, Sylvia has in this one year, maintained double-digit growth at the telco, which is Uganda’s largest, headlined by a 15% growth in service revenue ⏤ from data, fintech, voice and other sources, from UGX1.1 trillion in H1 2022 to UGX1.25 trillion in H1 2023.H1 2023, is her first full reporting period since she joined…

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This is Edward Walugembe, a Ugandan engineer flying Uganda’s flag high at Vivo Energy, Namibia

Muhereza KyamuteteraCompany NewsApril 25, 2020April 25, 2020

Walugembe is a highly skilled Ugandan engineer with solid experience in sales, strategy execution and leadership. He is currently serving as Managing Director of Vivo Energy Namibia effective 1 October 2019- the country’s No.1 player in the downstream oil and gas industry. He wields 22 years of engineering, sales and management in the FMCG/oil and gas industry across Africa, most of them, with Shell and Vivo Energy. He started out as a young engineer at Shell Uganda (now Vivo Energy) and by 2005 he had caught the eye of his superiors- he was appointed the Project Manager responsible for the…

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STANBIC’S NEW CEO, ANNE JUUKO: “We have both the responsibility and ability to support our clients and the economy wither the COVID-19 storm”

Muhereza KyamuteteraBanking & Financial Services The Big StoryMarch 27, 2020March 27, 2020

Most borrowers tend to hide away from their banks at the very first sign of trouble. And as COVID-19 related business complications begin to make landfall for many businesses in Uganda in form of canceled bookings and orders, delayed deliveries, delayed payments, low demand etc., cash, the life-blood of every business will or has already started to dry up. If you have an existing credit facility with your bankers, there is an increasing likelihood that you will begin to default and the banks will start calling. If you do not have any existing facility chances are very high that you…

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INTERVIEW: Patrick Mweheire tells the facts behind Stanbic’s record UGX259bn (USD67.1 mn) in profit.

CEO ReporterBanking & Financial Services The Big Story Thought LeadershipMarch 27, 2020March 27, 2020

Please mention a few key highlights for Stanbic Bank in 2019? We delivered another great performance and were able to improve on all our key performance goals. We grew our deposits by 21% as more customers trusted us with their money and our loans & advances grew by 14% by – availing UGX 344 billion of new credit to key sectors of the economy such as manufacturing, agriculture and personal lending – where we provided more than 40% of new lending. Our revenues grew 20% year-on-year to exceed UGX 800 billion and were well-diversified between lending and non-lending revenue. As…

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