Finance
NSSF Declares Record 22.53% Interest Rate, Crediting Sh5.44 Trillion to Savers
NSSF has declared a record 22.53% interest rate for FY2025/26, crediting Sh5.44 trillion to members as assets under management reach Sh32.8 trillion.
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Housing Finance Bank Expands Digital Payments for Farmers in Karamoja
Housing Finance Bank and MAAIF are expanding digital payments for livestock farmers in Karamoja through the Foot and Mouth Disease Pay programme.
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Bank of Uganda Challenges Banks to Turn Uganda’s $500 Billion Growth Ambition Into Action
Bank of Uganda Governor Michael Atingi-Ego has urged banks to develop measurable financing plans to support Uganda’s $500 billion economic growth ambition by...
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Uganda Puts Value for Money, Jobs and Local Investment at Centre of FY2027/28 Budget Strategy
Uganda’s FY2027/28 budget strategy prioritizes value for money, job creation, local investment, exports and stronger management of public resources.
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Housing Finance Bank Highlights Finance as a Catalyst for Uganda’s Growth Ambitions at the REDI Conference
Housing Finance Bank underscored the role of finance in unlocking investment and supporting Uganda’s Tenfold Growth Strategy at the REDi Mbarara 2026 conference.
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Stanbic Uganda Raises Unsecured Loan Limits to UGX350 Million in Revamped ‘Oli in Charge’ Campaign
Stanbic Uganda’s revamped Oli in Charge campaign offers unsecured loans of up to UGX350 million for salaried customers and UGX250 million for entrepreneurs...
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Housing Finance Bank Equips Agent Bankers with Skills and Solutions to Strengthen Financial Inclusion at the HFB Agent Banking Forum
Housing Finance Bank hosted over 150 Kampala agents to promote knowledge sharing, data protection, business support and reliable agent banking services across Uganda.
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Uganda’s Public Debt Remains Sustainable Despite Growing Debt Burden
Uganda’s Finance Minister Henry Musasizi says public debt remains sustainable despite rising to US$34.86 billion, while warning of increased debt-servicing costs.
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