While young people grapple with these challenges, Uganda has set its sights on an even loftier goal—expanding its economy ...
KYARUSHESHA, Uganda — For its first 88 completed miles, the world’s most controversial oil pipeline system runs in a ...
Standard Chartered has announced an expanded partnership with Village Capital to extend its Futuremakers Women in Tech ...
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The EastAfrican on MSNUganda returns to banks as credit options thin outUganda’s overall external debt stock increased from $14.59 billion in June 2024 to $14.91 billion by the end of September ...
Standard Chartered has announced the expansion of its Futuremakers Women in Tech Accelerator, a three-year initiative aimed at supporting women-led start-ups across Africa, the Middle East, and ...
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New Vision on MSNThe imperative of information and cyber security in the Digital AgeBy Sanjay RughaniIn an era where digital technology has become the backbone of modern business operations, the importance of information and cyber security (ICS) cannot be overstated.As Uganda’s ...
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New Vision on MSNThe temale bosses driving Uganda to its first oil dropThe oil and gas sector in Uganda is rapidly advancing towards its first oil, marking a significant milestone for the country’s economy. Traditionally male-dominated, this sector is now witnessing an ...
Uganda was hoping by now to be on the verge ... have “definitely impacted on the timeline.” The British bank Standard Chartered had been conducting “due diligence” on the project, then ...
This is reported in a press release from Standard Chartered. In particular, Standard Chartered plans to sell units in Botswana, Uganda and Zambia, which are not among the top 10 richest countries in ...
the Accelerator will be available across 12 of Standard Chartered’s markets, continuing in Bahrain, Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia*, South Africa*, UAE, and Zambia, and ...
We refuse to wait.As a result, at Standard Chartered Bank we are stepping up our support to women by expanding the Futuremakers Women in Tech Accelerator programme to Uganda.
She said that the ministry is aware that there are six private entities that have made a commitment to enabling people with disabilities to grow their businesses alongside training them to compete for ...
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