Author: Daniel Muwanguzi

The NCBA Junior Golf Series delivered another weekend of thrilling performances at the Uganda Golf Club, showcasing a wealth of talent and setting new benchmarks for junior golf development in the country. The event, part of a nationwide tour, successfully blended high-level skill, precision, and youthful passion, proving the series is an essential pipeline for Uganda’s future golfing champions. The highlight of the day came from the premier Boys 15–18 category, where Peter Mayende produced a sensational performance. Mayende fired a stellar 70 (two-under par), achieving the only under-par score of the entire tournament to secure a decisive victory. His…

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Ronald Bbosa, the President of the Human Resource Managers’ Association of Uganda (HRMAU) on Wednesday, 5 November 2025 officially opened the Annual HR Conference 2025, celebrating teamwork and excellence at Serena Hotel Kampala . Speaking during the opening , Bbosa set the tone for a conference grounded in appreciation, collaboration and excellence in HR practice as he joined thought leaders to dissect cross-sector collaboration and how HR can bridge industries, break silos, and create interconnected systems for sustainable growth. Ms. Grace Nzula, CEO, Atarah Solutions said it’s time for a mindset shift building workplaces that go beyond discipline and focus on…

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dfcu Bank joined MTN Uganda and partners at the Advancing Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) Accelerator Programme event; the HER Power Tee — held at Entebbe Golf Club, to celebrate progress in women’s economic empowerment and supplier diversity. The event marked a major milestone in Uganda’s journey toward inclusive business growth, spotlighting women entrepreneurs making strides in high-value and technology-driven sectors. Since its launch in 2023, the AWE Accelerator Programme has recorded a leap in women’s participation within MTN Uganda’s supplier network; from 7% in 2023 to 15% in 2024  and, with 118 women-owned enterprises successfully onboarded through the initiative. The programme is powered by…

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dfcu Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to empowering Ugandan enterprises to participate competitively in the country’s oil and gas sector. Speaking at a Networking Forum hosted by the Industry Enhancement Centre (IEC) in Kololo on Thursday, 30th October 2025, dfcu Bank’s Chief Retail Banking Officer, Annette Kiconco, urged SMEs to build long-term relationships with banks in preparation for opportunities linked to the Tilenga, Kingfisher, and related infrastructure projects. Kiconco said dfcu Bank is sharpening its focus on the oil and gas value chain through capacity-building partnerships, working-capital solutions, asset finance, and trade guarantees; all aimed at equipping local firms to win, finance, and deliver…

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Looking back over the last three decades, while looking forward to the future, ERAM Uganda Limited a leading name in Animal Health solutions in Uganda, marks its 30th anniversary today. It’s been a journey defined by a relentless pursuit of resilience, passion, dedication and growth. The anniversary festivities, kicked off at the start of the year in various regions of the country and today, will be the climax. Since its founding in 1995, ERAM Uganda has grown from a small veterinary distributor into one of the most trusted names in animal health and pharmaceuticals, serving farmers, veterinaries and health care professionals…

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President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni today received a warm reception in Soroti City as he addressed residents and leaders of both Soroti City and District during his campaign rally. Recalling the difficult days before the NRM government brought peace, President Museveni said, “I remember when I was here fighting, they ambushed me in Acholi, but it was in Teso where I defeated the rebels; in Anyara, we killed their commander Tabuley. That’s how eventually we got peace in Soroti and across Uganda. But it’s not only about weapons; the main thinking is that we do not believe in politics of sectarianism,…

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Unveiled today at the GSMA Digital Africa Summit Uganda, a new GSMA report reveals that with the right digital reforms, Uganda could connect 4 million more citizens to the internet, create 1.79 million new jobs, and generate UGX 14.6 trillion in additional economic value by 2030. Titled Driving Digital Transformation of the Economy in Uganda – Opportunities, Policy Reforms and the Role of Mobile, the report outlines how collaborative policy action can accelerate inclusive growth and ensure every Ugandan benefits from the digital economy envisioned in the National Development Plan IV (NDP IV) and the Digital Uganda Vision 2040 (DUV). Advancing…

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Even as rain poured down on Saturday morning, hundreds of residents at Kasenyi Landing Site gathered to receive much-needed medical attention. By the end of the day, more than 1,000 people had benefited from a wide range of essential health services in what became a powerful display of community resilience and care. The medical camp was organized under a UGX 1 billion initiative by dfcu Bank, in partnership with Rotary Uganda, aimed at delivering preventive healthcare to underserved communities across Uganda over a three-year period. Residents received a full range of free services, including cancer screening, HIV testing and counselling, diabetes…

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Church of Uganda has applauded its telecom partner, Paxtel, for reaffirming its commitment to community transformation, environmental conservation, and sustainable development during the 3rd Edition of the Elgon Half Marathon 2025, held in Mbale City. ‎Representing the Church of Uganda at the marathon was Rt. Rev. Michael Chorey, Bishop of Karamoja Diocese, who flagged off the 10KM and 5KM races and later awarded medals to the top athletes. ‎The marathon attracted hundreds of runners, organizations, and community groups united by the theme of promoting sports tourism, gender equality, and climate action. ‎Speaking after the event, Sadiiki Adams, the Communications Officer…

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Stanbic Bank has donated an assortment of medical equipment worth UGX 65 million to Kawempe National Referral Hospital (KNRH) to enhance maternal healthcare services and improve the well-being of mothers and infants. For the last four years, the bank has designated October as the L.O.V.E. Month, during which it celebrates its customers and engages in activities that give back to the community. KNRH has been one of leading beneficiaries. The hospital is a 200-bed capacity located in Kampala, Kawempe Division and according to sources it has the busiest labour ward in Africa, delivering on average 80 babies in 24 hours…

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