financial literacy

It almost always begins the same way. A whisper from a trusted friend, a screenshot of a mobile money payout on a WhatsApp status, or an influencer flaunting a sudden …

dfcu Bank, through the dfcu Foundation, has donated 100 desktop computers to the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance, accelerating efforts to expand digital access, strengthen digital skills and create …

Business leader Charles Mbire has set a powerful tone for Uganda’s investment community, telling participants at the inaugural SBG Securities Investor Day that integrity, not physical assets, is now the …

For generations of Ugandans, wealth creation has been defined in physical terms. Land. Bricks. A rental block rising slowly from the ground. The physical act of construction has long represented …

The bicycle was old, rusted, and far from impressive. Every evening after returning home from a long day, a father in rural Uganda would turn it upside down in the …

Women-owned businesses contribute significantly to Uganda’s economy, yet many entrepreneurs continue to face barriers that limit growth beyond small-scale operations. Access to finance, business management skills, market opportunities, and long-term …

For years, the financial path for many Ugandan professionals was clear; open an account with a major commercial bank, earn a steady salary, and rely on that bank for loans …

The WomenIN Festival 2025 wrapped up a powerful two-day celebration at Newlands Cricket Ground on 13–14 November, bringing together hundreds of women from across South Africa for an immersive programme focused …

The informal sector is the backbone of Uganda’s economy, powering livelihoods, fueling local commerce, and playing a crucial role in the country’s development. These people work tirelessly every day to …