Uganda Pension Funds Archives

Mosetsana Mahlafunya, Head of Absa Investor Services at Absa Investor Services Pan Africa, photographed in Kampala during her interview with CEO East Africa Magazine, where she explains Absa’s re-entry into Uganda’s custody market as part of its Pan-African investor services strategy—focused on technology, trust, long-term commitment, and unlocking Uganda’s investment potential. — Mosetsana Mahlafunya, Head of Absa Investor Services at Absa Investor Services Pan Africa, explains that Absa’s reintroduction of custody services in Uganda is more than a product relaunch—it’s a strategic investment in the backbone of Uganda’s capital markets, powered by technology, transparency, and trust. Through Absa’s Pan-African Investor Services platform, which connects clients to over 80 global markets, the bank aims to unlock Uganda’s growing pension and investment potential, deepen market integration, and reaffirm its long-term commitment to building resilient and world-class financial infrastructure across Africa.

Q&A with Absa Group’s Mosetsana Mahlafunya: Beyond Safekeeping—Repositioning Custody Services to Power Uganda’s Investment Future

To unpack what this means for institutional investors, the economy, and Uganda’s place in regional and global markets, Muhereza Kyamutetera, Executive Editor of CEO East Africa Magazine, sat down with Mosetsana Mahlafunya,

October 27, 2025

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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