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SEACOM welcomes new Group Chief Financial Officer

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | SEACOM, Africa’s converged ICT services provider has announced significant changes within its executive leadership team. Lucas Malamule Ndala (PICTURED) has been appointed as the new Group Chief Financial Officer (GCFO), succeeding Richard Schumacher, who previously held the role. Ndala’s appointment as GCFO marks a pivotal …

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PRAU: brainchild BCW wins Media Relations accolade

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Brainchild BCW has won Best Media Relations and Media Management accolade at the 2023 PRAU Excellence Awards. Public Relations, Digital, and Events agency brainchild BCW, which is the exclusive affiliate of BCW Africa in Uganda and Rwanda, was recognized for telling compelling stories through …

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Chinese national reports sh700million robbery in Kololo

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT |  Another case of robbery involving a Chinese national has occurred in Kampala, resulting in a reported loss of $190,000, equivalent to sh718 million. He Wei told police he is the latest victim of a motorcycle robbery gang on Ssezibwa road in Kololo, Central Division, …

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Airtel Uganda, Itel unveil A70 smartphone

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT |  Airtel Uganda has together with  Itel unveiled the revolutionary Itel A70 at Sheraton Four Points in Kampala this week. This strategic partnership seeks to redefine smartphone accessibility, offering affordable yet feature-rich mobile technology to empower Ugandans. According to officials, there is a surge in smartphone …

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African banks take over after international lenders exit

 Local financial companies are capitalising on the opportunities left by international banks exiting Africa yet continue to struggle with the gap between perceived and actual risks in the market. SPECIAL REPORT | BIRD AGENCY |  In early 2022, UK-headquartered Standard Chartered Bank announced it was exiting five African countries and …

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