Recently, Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited Chief Executive Mark Ocitti Ongom and Bank Chief Executive Mumba Kalifungwa, together with several other senior managers, travelled to the Ssese Islands to unveil a newly revamped Kalangala Branch, renewing commitment to a community whose fortunes have long been tied to fishing and agriculture. The bank was the first to […]
In 1991, Uganda was still finding its footing. The headlines belonged to war in the north, economic recovery efforts, constitutional reform and a nation emerging from years of turmoil. Banking stories rarely made the front pages, and few journalists specialised in business reporting. Among the stories that passed largely unnoticed was the arrival of Standard […]
In an age when careers are often defined by movement, Josephine Kabaga built hers on a different choice: staying put. Fresh from university, she joined Grindlays Bank and went on to witness one of the most significant chapters in Uganda’s banking history: the acquisition by Standard Bank Group in 1991 and the evolution of what […]
Uganda’s energy sector is at a pivotal juncture. For decades, the country’s policy discourse has been dominated by generation—building dams, expanding renewable capacity, and ensuring sufficient megawatts to meet rising demand. Yet, as the Africa Energy Forum (AEF) 2026 in Cape Town recently underscored, the conversation is shifting. Transmission, long the neglected sibling of generation, […]
The maternity wing of Entebbe Regional Referral Hospital has received medical consumables and equipment worth sh 50 million to improve maternal and newborn healthcare services. The donationf ollows a community transformation campaign launched last year by Stanbic Bank Uganda in partnership with Entebbe Golf Club, as part of ongoing efforts to give back to the […]
