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Absa Uganda Unveils Instant Digi Loans and Online Account Opening

Absa Bank Uganda launches instant digital loans and online accounts to boost financial inclusion and ease banking access.

Pride Microfinance becomes Pride Bank Limited, securing Tier II status and unlocking expanded services for Uganda’s underbanked communities.

Billions of shillings lie unclaimed in Uganda due to slow legal processes that delay access to mobile money and bank accounts.

Dr. Robin Kibuka’s book launch sparks national dialogue on values, legacy, and ethical leadership. Dr. Kasekende to keynote.

Uganda forms anti-fraud consortium to combat cybercrime after losing Shs72 billion to financial fraud in 2024.

Banks in Uganda are prioritizing government securities over private lending, raising concerns about credit access for businesses.

Uganda’s public debt has surged to Shs106 trillion, driven by increased domestic borrowing and efforts to clear outstanding obligations.

Uganda exits the FATF grey list after implementing legal reforms and strengthening financial oversight in its fight against money laundering.

Dfcu Bank rolls out premium ‘Xclusive Banking’ for high-net-worth clients, offering bespoke financial services and exclusive perks.

South Sudan overtakes Kenya as Uganda’s largest export market, with $55.9M in January 2025. Cement, sugar, and cereals lead the charge.