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UNOC Roots for Inclusive Healthcare in Albertine Graben with Menstrual Hygiene Program In Schools

The Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC) , led by Proscovia Nabbanja as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), has launched a Menstrual Hygiene Management Program in schools in the Albertine Graben, donating reusable sanitary pads, sewing machines, and other essential materials to…

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Is Richard Yego, Uganda’s Strive Masiyiwa, Pioneering the Digital Financial Revolution in Africa?

In the ever-evolving world of fintech, few names shine brighter than Strive Masiyiwa, the Zimbabwean telecom mogul who has reshaped Africa’s digital financial landscape. But now, Uganda has its leader making waves in the industry: Richard Yego, the visionary Managing…

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Managing Strategic Risks in Oil and Gas: A Crucial Step for Uganda’s Economic Transformation

Uganda’s discovery and development of oil resources in the Albertine Graben present a rare opportunity for economic transformation. The oil and gas sector has the potential to drive growth, invest in infrastructure, healthcare, education, and other vital sectors. However, this…

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Why Stanbic Bank, BUCADEF Partnership is Key for Promoting Coffee Farming Among Youth in Buganda

Stanbic Bank Uganda this week signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Buganda Kingdom through the Buganda Cultural and Development Foundation (BUCADEF) to promote coffee farming among youth in the kingdom. This strategic partnership, which was signed at Mengo, Bulange…

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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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