The 2025 NES conference has drawn more than 2,500 delegates from 22 African countries, including economists, policymakers, academics, and international partners African leaders, experts, the African Development Bank and development partners have called for urgent reforms to strengthen governance, deepen…
Uganda has taken a significant stride toward aligning its economic ambitions with global climate goals. The Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, in a landmark partnership with the World Bank, European Union, Stanbic Bank, and other key international and…
As Africa’s energy sector continue to grow, the 20 Under 40 Energy Women Rising Stars celebrates innovation and leadership across the sector The African Energy Chamber (AEC) proudly announces this year’s 20 Under 40 Energy Women Rising Stars, celebrating the visionaries shaping…
The Ugandan delegation at the Summit included, besides Prof. Nuwagaba, Hon. Ruth Nankabirwa, the Minister of Energy and Mineral Development, Dr. Sudhir Ruperelia, the Chairman of Ruparelia Group of Companies, among others. Speaking on the Bank’s role in driving financial…
Entebbe International Airport is celebrating a landmark achievement after recording its busiest month in history. According to Vianney Luggya, the Manager, Public Affairs at the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA), “in August 2025, the airport facilitated a total of 243,089…
In an era of global uncertainty, a single, fragile commodity has emerged as the bedrock of economic growth, effective governance, and thriving workplaces: trust. A recent discussion, featuring experts like Jim Harter of Gallup, delves into the very essence of…
Uganda’s economy, and indeed its social fabric, is powered by a dynamic and resilient force: Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). Making up a remarkable 90% of the country’s private sector, these businesses are the true engine of growth, creating livelihoods…
Even before the first barrel of commercial oil is extracted, Uganda’s promising oil and gas sector is already a transformative force, reshaping the nation’s economic and social landscape. This was the pivotal message delivered by Gloria Sebikari, the Manager of…
When Juliana Kagwa took over as CEO of the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) in May 2025, the big question was: what would she do differently? We’ve had strong leaders before; Stephen Asiimwe gave Uganda a voice in the global tourism…
In a powerful address that set the tone for the national budgeting process, the Permanent Secretary and Secretary to the Treasury, Ramathan Ggoobi, announced a major crackdown on dishonest and inefficient fiscal practices. At the National Budget Conference for the…
The MTN Foundation, the corporate social investment arm of MTN Uganda, is embarking on a new strategic phase following the appointment of two of Uganda’s most respected professionals, Allen Kagina and Francis Gimara, to its Board of Directors. This move…
The East African Community (EAC) has long championed the vision of a unified Common Market, a cornerstone of which is the free movement of persons, services, and capital. However, a stark reality has emerged: despite a 12% growth in intra-EAC…
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has once again cemented its role as a key driver of Uganda’s economy, announcing record-breaking earnings and contributions for the Financial Year ending June 30, 2025. With earnings soaring to Shs3.52 trillion, an 11%…
The Second Africa Climate Summit (ACS2), underway in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, marks a pivotal moment in the continent’s united front for bold, transformative climate action. Building on the momentum of the inaugural summit in Nairobi, Kenya, this high-level convening, under…
Uganda’s pay-TV landscape is on the brink of a historic transformation as French media giant Groupe Canal+ finalises its acquisition of South Africa’s MultiChoice Group, led by Calvo Phedi Mawela as Group Chief Executive Director. While MultiChoice Uganda and its…