If ESG were a person, at Letshego Uganda, he/she would not be seated in a boardroom quoting frameworks. It would be on the road, on the phone, and occasionally on a slightly unstable network connection: meeting customers where they are and figuring things out as it goes. That, in many ways, captures how the institution is choosing to champion Environmental, Social and Governance principles: practical, embedded, and keen to remind everyone that sustainability is about people, not perfection. ESG is not a side project or a glossy annual report chapter. It is treated as a going concern, woven into operations…
With Sleeves Rolled Up: Letshego Uganda Is Making Sustainability Practical Letshego Uganda is integrating Environmental, Social and Governance practices into daily operations — from digital lending processes to customer-protection systems — with the aim of improving access, efficiency and oversight across its business.

Giles Aijukwe (third from right), CEO of Letshego Uganda, joins executives from Letshego Uganda, Turaco Insurance and Sanlam Uganda at the launch of a partnership to extend affordable health insurance to Letshego customers. The collaboration seeks to widen access to health cover and reduce the financial impact of medical emergencies, supporting efforts to reach underbanked and underserved communities.



