The company was presented with the top honour of Best Sector Exhibitor in Building, Construction & Housing Technology by Hon. Matia Kasaija, the Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development.
For that, Ugandans owe appreciation to a government that has maintained security and built systems where taxes translate into visible growth, roads, power lines, schools, and hospitals across the nation.
With over ten years of experience in data privacy governance, legal drafting, and cybersecurity, Mr Birikujja brings a wealth of knowledge and proven leadership to his new role.
The funding is earmarked to boost sustainable financing for agricultural micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), smallholder farmers, and Saving and Credit Co-operative Societies (SACCOs), with a distinct focus on women- and youth-owned businesses.
Many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are leveraging coworking hubs in suburban areas like Ntinda and Naguru as flexible alternatives, allowing them to project a professional image without incurring huge overheads.
In a world often overshadowed by challenges, few individuals shine as brightly as Ben Mungufeni, the founder and executive director of the Mungufeni Foundation.
The platform will be used not only to display the company’s extensive product line but also to showcase its broader commitment to providing lasting solutions for Ugandan families, businesses, and communities alike.
The cabinet on Monday reportedly discussed at length, stock buying, as a viable capitalisation channel for key indigenous companies such as Kiira Motors.
Among the celebrated figures was Mr Mungufeni Ben, recognised by Mr Andrew Makaka, head of the Uganda Minerals Association, as the sole Ugandan investor to fully own a gold refinery in the country, Euro Gold Refinery Uganda Limited.
Beneath the title “Director Sozo” and the digital presence that has captured audiences in Uganda and beyond lies the extraordinary journey of Umaru Kaye — an entrepreneur whose life story embodies resilience, adaptability, and an unshakable spirit.
Responding to calls about the need for extra funding in order to scale up the plant’s capacity, Museveni said, they would not be a problem to the government.
Doreen Asaasira Muhangazi, the Chief People and Strategy Officer at Pearl Bank Uganda in this interview, sheds light on what the rebrand truly means — from preserving customer trust and national identity, to advancing financial inclusion and entrepreneurship.
The launch event at the Serena Hotel Kampala marked the official entry of Jetour Group, a rapidly growing automobile manufacturer founded in 2018 under the Chery Holding Group, into the Ugandan market.
Distributed in a convenient 330ml plastic bottle, the initial reaction was overwhelmingly positive. Many consumers present at the Nakawa market commended the new Fanta Pineapple for its refreshing, crisp, and intensely flavourful taste.
The Authority insists and reminds that landlords and property owners must declare and pay this tax separately, regardless of whether they are also filing final or provisional returns for their businesses.
At the heart of this transformation are two individuals whose combined leadership has not only stabilised the station but also positioned it as one of the fastest-rising platforms for local content production.
The power company, which took over from Umeme six months ago launched the "Wetereze" campaign, to help people regularise their power connections without fear of legal repercussions.
After eight years of distinguished service, Stanbic Bank Uganda has announced that Daniel Ogong, the long-serving Head of Brand & Marketing will be leaving the role effective October 1, 2025.
While big companies can offer hefty salaries and extensive benefits, SMEs possess a unique set of advantages that can be leveraged to attract, and more importantly, retain top-tier professionals.
At the same time, side hustles can bring pressure from family and friends. They expect constant support, forgetting the worker is already stretched between two worlds.
The visit followed the Third International Vision Zero Africa Conference, hosted by Uganda’s Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development in August.
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