Tag Financial Inclusion

MTN Uganda, E-Bus Xpress and Sparklab launch Y’ello Booth to transform school transport with safer, smarter and cashless journeys

Every weekday morning, long before the first school bell rings, thousands of students across Kampala begin a journey that is as much a part of their education as the lessons awaiting them in class. They leave home before sunrise carrying…

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I Am An Agripreneur: Uganda doesn’t have an agricultural production problem. It has a capital formation problem.

The excitement surrounding Burkina Faso’s recent diaspora bond should not be viewed simply as a financial success story from West Africa. It should force countries such as Uganda to confront a much deeper question about development, agriculture, and the sources…

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Pearl Bank Is No Longer Rebranding. It Is Repositioning Uganda’s Banking Narrative.

For years, Uganda’s banking industry has largely been defined by foreign-owned institutions, legacy perceptions, and an urban-centred approach to growth. Yet quietly, and perhaps more strategically than many realise, a different kind of story is beginning to emerge. The transition…

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Stanbic and PostBank Forge New Era of Financial Inclusion in Uganda with FelxiPay and Wendi Wallet

Stanbic Bank Uganda and PostBank Uganda Limited (soon to be Pearl Bank Uganda) have announced a strategic partnership to link their respective mobile wallet platforms, FlexiPay and Wendi Wallet, a significant move that signals a new direction for Uganda’s financial services…

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Unlocking SME Potential: How Digital Payments Are Transforming Business in Africa

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) form the backbone of Africa’s economy, driving employment, innovation, and economic transformation. However, their growth is often hindered by financial constraints, limited access to markets, and operational inefficiencies. The latest Mastercard SME Confidence Index 2025…

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