Stanchion CEO Steve Kirrage says he is excited to welcome Hulley to the Stanchion team.
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Posted inBusiness / Profile
Stanchion taps Pierre Aurel as new chief product officer
Stanchion’s global presence allows it to bring payment solutions to support their clients with new business development ideas with proven return on investments.
Posted inOpinion
Museveni, the African poverty merchant – writes Odaka
Museveni rejected preferring the unitary colonial system which gives him power over just anything and everything, including power on who accesses resources and who perpetually remains poor.
Posted inTech News
Detection and response tools increasingly important as cyber claims surge – Allianz
Allianz Commercial has seen a growing number of incidents caused by poor cyber security in this area – attack avenues only look likely to increase.
Posted inEducation / Letter
2023 UCE, UACE candidates should focus on academic progression
Will UNEB set 2024 UCE exams for both old curriculum and new curriculum?
Posted inBanking / Tech News
How a CRM can help you scale up and cash in during seasonal shopping peaks
So, what should companies be looking for in their CRM? First up is scalability, says Hewson.
Posted inBanking
The road ahead for FedNow: collaborative efforts and advanced technologies in the fight against APP fraud
The rise of real-time payments has brought unprecedented convenience to consumers but has also exposed them to the growing risk of APP fraud.
Posted inOpinion
How many years of Independence are we counting? From 1962 or 1986?
In the current state of the country, I feel offended to portray Uganda as if it has just started in 1986 while deceitfully celebrating Uganda 61st Anniversary.
Posted inPolitics / View
Uganda @61 years: “We need to be very much certain of our political future” – Arach Oyat
Come 9th October 1962, Uganda got her independence and UPC as a founding national political Party under the wise leadership of Dr. Dr. Apolo Milton Obote was called upon to form an independent government of Uganda.
Posted inObituary
Eulogy: Requiesce in peace, loving sister Dr. Joy Kyeyune Kyazike
Being the humanitarian that she was, Dr. Joy had joined the drive to save Dr Anthony Buhangamaiso who needs a Kidney transplant and for whom a fundraiser is ongoing.
Posted inView / Wash
We should not ignore nature, city planning needs urgent attention
Any delays may cause a lot of problems. Most of the pit latrines in the city are being washed away.
Posted inEducation / View
What students should prioritize in term three
As you may be aware, the government sponsors 4,000 students to study in public universities each year, 3,000 under national merit scheme.