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Absa Bank Uganda Reports 22% Profit Growth in 2024, Driven by Strategic Lending and Digital Expansion

Key Financial Highlights Absa Bank Uganda has announced impressive financial results for the year ended December 31, 2024, with profit after tax surging by 22% to Sh178 billion, up from the previous year. The bank’s total revenue grew by 15% to Sh546…

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Umeme Rejects Shs432 Bn, Demands More Money from Gov’t As Future of Shareholders Remains Uncertain

A heated dispute has emerged between Umeme Limited and the Ugandan government over the buyout amount following the expiry of Umeme’s 20-year concession in power distribution. The government, through a loan from Stanbic Bank, offered Umeme USD118 million, approximately Shs432…

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11th Africa Regional Forum on Sustainable Development: NOGAMU Commits to Transforming Agricultural Systems

The National Organic Agricultural Movement of Uganda (NOGAMU) has reaffirmed its commitment to transforming Uganda’s food and agricultural systems by supporting organic producers, empowering women-led enterprises, and driving access to global markets through sustainable and ethical value chains. This commitment…

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UEDCL: Boosting Industrialization in Uganda with Reliable Power Supply and Reduced Tariffs

The Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited (UEDCL) has outlined its ambitious plans to promote industrialization and entrepreneurship in Uganda, following its takeover from Umeme Limited. Despite the challenges faced by the company, including power outages and complications with buying and…

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EACOP’s Commitment to Preserving Cultural Heritage: A Vital Step for Pipeline Project’s Success

The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project has taken a significant step towards recognizing and safeguarding the land rights of vulnerable ethnic groups self-identifying as indigenous peoples. In collaboration with the Akie community and Kiteto District authorities, EACOP has…

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When the Watchdog Bites: Why Uganda’s Capital Markets CEOs Can Now Be Fired for Being “Unfit”

In a landmark regulatory development, Uganda’s Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has been granted new and far-reaching powers that could significantly reshape executive leadership in the country’s capital markets sector. The amendments, recently passed into law, allow the CMA to remove…

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