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In this interview, we learn about dfcu Bank’s latest promotion that allows customers to pay their utility bills at no cost. Dubbed ‘Rates Paka Chini’, this initiative aims to ease customer expenses and support the local economy by encouraging seamless payment processes. Annette Kiconco, the Chief Retail Banking Officer at dfcu Bank, talks about more about the promotion in this interview

The GROW initiative builds upon dfcu’s legacy of supporting women entrepreneurs, an effort that dates back to its flagship Women in Business (WiB) program, which has empowered thousands of Ugandan women.

I’m going to miss you for a while, but just know I love you. I have never performed like this before; it feels so strange, but I love you all. Neyanziza Concert

Paul Pogba is preparing for his return to football after his ban was reduced to 18 months.

A person who demands the return of marriage gifts is liable, upon conviction, to a fine not exceeding five hundred currency points (UGX 10 million).

Get ready for an exciting adventure! Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is hosting Open Park Days on October 17th and 18th,…

The workshop aims to promote knowledge sharing and introduce innovative WASH and water security approaches designed to alleviate human suffering caused by these crises. Hosted by the Uganda Red Cross Society, in collaboration with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) and other partners, this event is an important step toward enhancing the resilience of African communities in the face of escalating water security threats.

The annual initiative is organized as part of dfcu Bank’s ongoing commitment to empowering organizations that drive community transformation, provided an important platform for dialogue and knowledge-sharing on how NGOs can diversify funding streams, strengthen local partnerships, and optimize financial management.

The convention is organized by the Independent Continental Youth Advisory Council on AfCFTA (ICOYACA), with UNESCO MGIEP as the main…

New research from global communication platform Infobip highlights how different generations prefer to engage with businesses, especially in the lead-up to Black Friday. According to Infobip’s Generational Messaging Trends Report, 65 percent of shoppers under the age of 27 prefer a two-way dialogue with brands, and 83 percent expect brands to understand them as individuals.