Milk processing plants rose to 160 in 2022, says DDA
124 stakeholders were skilled in milk processing and value addition countrywide.
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Detection Technology’s Board decided on a performance share plan 2023–2025
Detection Technology applies a share ownership recommendation to the members of the company’s management group.
CR2 partners with M2P Fintech to secure e-commerce transactions with ACS
In simple terms, CR2 helps financial service providers to build around consumers with technology that supports both customer experience and an ability to deliver consistently.
Election of Gulu market vendors’ leaders postponed after irregularity claims
Gulu main market was constructed to the tune of 28 billion shillings and commissioned in 2015 by President Yoweri Museveni.
‘Back to my roots’, Stanbic Bank’s new look at Busoga square
For almost a decade, Stanbic Bank, alongside several others in Jinja had migrated from their traditionally known locations at Busoga Square that also served as the district headquarters to the busy Central Business District(CBD) along Scindia Road also known as Lady Alice Muloki Road.
Uganda’s silk yarn exported to Europe shows promising results – says TRIDI
TRIDI’s target is the best silk grade 6A to earn USD120 per kg. “We should not have a problem to get the best. After all, we produce the best mulberry and best cocoons.”
Application deadline approaches for ASME ISHOW Accelerator
To date, ISHOW has enabled over 200 startups from more than 30 countries to solve critical quality-of-life challenges for vulnerable populations worldwide
CR2, Entrust partner to enhance digital payments security and digital transaction volumes
This partnership will provide CR2’s bank customers with a secure, seamless digital payment experience.
The enza group: A new contender enters the African payments industry
Mark Richards, Chairman, enza group, said: “As a long-term Africaphile, with great enthusiasm for the continued development of the continent
Empowering account holders by giving them control of their payments
The growth of its global footprint is testament to the value of its offerings and specialist team, along with Stanchion’s ability to constantly innovate and adapt to the changes within the dynamic payments landscape and the needs of the industries it serves.
“Expired sodas in several supermarkets,” says Police investigator
Sodas are highly consumed in Uganda among young children and it’s sold a lot during holidays like Christmas and New Year.
How cottage industry can be a strong catalyst to the transformation of Uganda’s socio economy
To avoid past mistakes where some Ugandans mistakenly treat loans as tokens of political appreciation for their voting patterns, Kezala stresses that some conditions be attached to accessing the money through financial institutions with the government acting as the guarantor.