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A Pebuu field supervisor supports an authorised bank agent at a local market, a scene that captures the quiet infrastructure behind Uganda’s agent banking boom. As trillions of shillings move through kiosks and trading centres each year, Pebuu’s on-the-ground teams ensure compliance, visibility, and operational discipline across Africa’s expanding last-mile financial networks.
A Pebuu field supervisor supports an authorised bank agent at a local market, a scene that captures the quiet infrastructure behind Uganda’s agent banking boom. As trillions of shillings move through kiosks and trading centres each year, Pebuu’s on-the-ground teams ensure compliance, visibility, and operational discipline across Africa’s expanding last-mile financial networks.

Who is Pebuu: The Ugandan Company Quietly Powering Africa’s Largest Agent Banking Networks

Across Africa, the banking hall is no longer the epicentre of financial services. It is the agent kiosk in a trading centre in Arua. The POS terminal inside a hardware shop in
March 4, 2026
A photo collage of Mr. Andrew Berg (L) Deputy Director of IMF's Institute for Capacity Development who was a key moderator at a recent high level climate change panel with Africa's central bankers in Kampala, Uganda's capital. From the left centre to right: Dr Louis Kasekende- former Bank of Uganda Deputy Governor and current Executive Director of the Macroeconomics and Financial Management, Institute of Eastern & Southern Africa, based in Harare, Zimbabwe, Suzana Camacho Monteiro, Angola’s central bank Board Advisor, and current Bank of Uganda Deputy Governor, Micheal Atingi-Ego.

Climate change and monetary policy: A tough conversation with African central bankers

Travelling in rural Uganda and interacting with the population whose farming activities are imperiled by unprecedented rainfall patterns, one is likely to hear farmers who have worked the same land for decades
January 27, 2025
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