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Uganda Securities Exchange

Under Mbire’s chairmanship, MTN Uganda has maintained its leading position in both voice and data services, reinforcing its status as the country’s top telecom operator

Strong Vote of Confidence: Mbire Reappointed MTN Uganda Chairman

Shareholders of MTN Uganda have overwhelmingly endorsed Charles Mbire for another term as Board Chairman, reaffirming confidence in his leadership during the company’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Friday Morning. Also David
April 10, 2026
Charles Mbire (left) and NSSF Managing Director Patrick Ayota (right) pictured with the MTN Uganda logo as MTN shares rally and NSSF’s stake surpasses UGX 1 trillion.
Charles Mbire (left) and NSSF Managing Director Patrick Ayota (right), whose MTN Uganda shareholdings have surged in value as the telecom’s stock rally pushed NSSF’s stake past UGX 1 trillion.

NSSF stake in MTN Uganda hits UGX1 trillion

MTN Uganda shares have staged a strong rally on the Uganda Securities Exchange (USE), delivering massive gains to its largest local investors in just eight weeks as the stock surged by UGX116
February 9, 2026
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UMEME’s share price climb signals investor focus shifting from an expired concession to the London arbitration, where potential compensation and settlement outcomes could unlock significant post-concession value.
UMEME’s share price climb signals investor focus shifting from an expired concession to the London arbitration, where potential compensation and settlement outcomes could unlock significant post-concession value.

UMEME’s Share Price Surge: What is the Market Beginning to Price In?

When UMEME’s concession ended in March last year, the market assumed finality. Power lines would keep running, but value, many believed, had gone with the concession. The share price, according to an
January 2, 2026
EABL’s East African footprint: A portfolio spanning Tusker and Guinness in Kenya, Nile and Bell in Uganda, and Serengeti and Konyagi in Tanzania, now offering Asahi immediate scale in a high-growth region, deep route-to-market access, and a platform to expand premium and global brands across East Africa.
EABL’s East African footprint: A portfolio spanning Tusker and Guinness in Kenya, Nile and Bell in Uganda, and Serengeti and Konyagi in Tanzania, now offering Asahi immediate scale in a high-growth region, deep route-to-market access, and a platform to expand premium and global brands across East Africa.

Everything You Need to Know About Diageo’s Sale of its 65% Stake in EABL to Japan’s Asahi Group

East African Breweries Limited (EABL), one of East Africa’s most influential consumer goods companies, is entering a new era. This comes after its majority shareholder, Diageo, agreed to sell its entire 65%
December 18, 2025
Miriam Ekirapa Musaali, Cambridge-trained corporate finance lawyer and CMA Director Legal and Board Affairs, served Uganda’s capital markets with integrity, resilience, and faith through her cancer journey. Rest in peace.
Miriam Ekirapa Musaali, Cambridge-trained corporate finance lawyer and CMA Director Legal and Board Affairs, served Uganda’s capital markets with integrity, resilience, and faith through her cancer journey. Rest in peace.

TRIBUTE | Miriam Ekirapa Musaali: A Testament of Faith, Courage, and Enduring Strength Against Cancer

In the days leading to her passing, Miriam Ekirapa Musaali, a distinguished corporate lawyer, governance expert, and one of Uganda’s most respected financial-sector minds, left behind more than a professional legacy. She
December 10, 2025
Uganda’s property market mirrors the macro: steady growth, low inflation and a firm shilling support demand. Urbanisation and new industrial cities spread opportunity, but quality supply remains scarce in 2026.
Uganda’s property market mirrors the macro: steady growth, low inflation and a firm shilling support demand. Urbanisation and new industrial cities spread opportunity, but quality supply remains scarce in 2026.

The Future of Uganda’s Property Market and Where to Invest in 2026

Real estate markets are, at their core, mirrors of the economies they sit within. In advanced economies, that mirror reflects a relatively stable image: steady credit markets, predictable consumer demand, mature institutions,
December 4, 2025
DSE’s total assets reached TZS 42.02 billion ($15.86 million), reflecting a 17% increase from TZS 36.07 billion ($13.62 million) a year earlier.
DSE’s total assets reached TZS 42.02 billion ($15.86 million), reflecting a 17% increase from TZS 36.07 billion ($13.62 million) a year earlier.

Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange Delivers 50% Profit Jump, Strengthens Balance Sheet to $15.9 Million in Assets

The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) has posted another quarter of solid financial performance, signaling strong operational resilience and investor confidence amid a tightening regional economic environment. For the third quarter
October 29, 2025
A photo collage of Bank of Baroda Managing Director Shashi Dhar, Quality Chemical Managing Director Ajay Kumar Pal, Stanbic Holdings Chief Executive Francis Karuhanga, Umeme Managing Director Selestino Babungi, and Airtel Uganda Managing Director Soumendra Sahu. The five companies delivered standout returns for the period between January and September 2025.
A photo collage of Bank of Baroda Managing Director Shashi Dhar, Quality Chemical Managing Director Ajay Kumar Pal, Stanbic Holdings Chief Executive Francis Karuhanga, Umeme Managing Director Selestino Babungi, and Airtel Uganda Managing Director Soumendra Sahu. The five companies delivered standout returns for the period between January and September 2025.

Black Diamonds: Five Stocks that Beat Bonds and NSSF in Returns

The stock market continues to deliver standout opportunities for investors. Five locally listed companies posted exceptional returns that outpaced both government bonds and the National Social Security Fund (NSSF). The latest edition
October 2, 2025
(Left to right): Stanbic’s Executive Director and Head, Personal & Private Banking, Samuel F. Mwogeza, Head of Wealth and Investment, Bernice Mvano, Head of Personal Banking, Israel Arinaitwe and Head of Private Banking, Arthur Kiwanuka. The team is reshaping how families think about money, legacy, and the futures yet to be written.
(Left to right): Stanbic’s Executive Director and Head, Personal & Private Banking, Samuel F. Mwogeza, Head of Wealth and Investment, Bernice Mvano, Head of Personal Banking, Israel Arinaitwe and Head of Private Banking, Arthur Kiwanuka. The team is reshaping how families think about money, legacy, and the futures yet to be written.

Building Generational Wealth: Inside Stanbic’s Personal & Private Banking Transformation

In a fast-changing Uganda, the definition of wealth is shifting. It’s no longer just about today’s comfort — it’s about building legacies that last. Across the country, more people are looking beyond
September 11, 2025
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