NSSF Uganda
Uganda Clays returns to full-year profit in 2016
Uganda Clays returned to profitability in 2016, according to its results for the period, reversing a loss in 2015 that arose from interest payments on a shareholder's loan
NSSF wins pan-African infrastructure investment award
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Uganda has won the Africa Pension Fund Infrastructure Investment Initiative of the Year Award, ahead of other pension funds on the continent.NSSF unveils Whistleblower Platform to empower workers to protect their savings
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has unveiled a web-based whistleblower platform for aggrieved employees to report employers who fail to remit their contributions to the Fund, as required by the law.
Retail sale of Umeme shares from Actis exit opens; closes 6 December
A total of 37,349,155 ordinary shares of Umeme Limited were on Friday opened to retail investors on the Uganda Securities Exchange at a discounted price of Shs488 per share.
Trading in Umeme resumes after Actis exits stake
The suspension of trading in shares of Umeme Limited (UMEM) was lifted today at the Uganda Securities Exchange following the exit of former majority stakeholder, Umeme Holdings Limited, a subsidiary of the UK-listed private equity investor Actis.
USE to lift Umeme trading suspension on Wednesday
The Uganda Securities Exchange will lift the trading suspension on Umeme Limited this Wednesday, 16 November following the sale of the power utility's shares by its former majority stockholder, Umeme Holdings Limited.
NSSF increases Umeme stake to 23% as Actis unplugs from power distributor
The National Social Security Fund will become the majority shareholder in electricity distributor Umeme (UMEM) after agreeing to buy 121.82 million shares from Umeme Holdings Limited for Shs59.4 billion.
Invest in agriculture to get economy back on track, leaders say
Political and business leaders believe that with recent reports of Uganda’s economic downturn, more government attention to agriculture - which employs most Ugandans - and increased investment in the sector will spur growth.