NEWS

New research from global communication platform Infobip highlights how different generations prefer to engage with businesses, especially in the lead-up to Black Friday. According to Infobip’s Generational Messaging Trends Report, 65 percent of shoppers under the age of 27 prefer a two-way dialogue with brands, and 83 percent expect brands to understand them as individuals.

Isaac Ssemakadde, popularly known as the “Legal Rebel,” has won the Uganda Law Society (ULS) presidential race.

Owino, a bustling hub for commerce in Kampala, is home to thousands of traders, many of whom are women striving to grow their businesses. dfcu Bank has recognized the unique challenges faced by these women and through GROW, is offering a tailored financial solution aimed at supporting women traders who are eager to expand their businesses.

With a mission to provide healthcare access to more people worldwide, CarePay addresses the fundamental data access and data quality challenges faced by health insurers and their insured members.

In her own words, Joy Ruth Aceng said, “The challenges faced in international diplomacy are complex, but they do not define our mission.

Gloria Bugie broke down in tears on Saturday during a press conference addressing the leak of a private video that had gone viral online.

Baby Dosh has stated that her biggest fear is being basic—merely another radio presenter or just another person.

Funds raised from this year’s fundraising event will go towards immediate community development needs, such as building a retaining wall to protect the rugby pitch from erosion and constructing a security fence to ensure the safety of children when playing sports on school grounds.

Elon Musk announced on 17 September 2024 that Starlink was in Nairobi. The global satellite internet provider hits very high speeds.

In a significant step toward transforming Uganda’s business landscape, dfcu Bank has launched a new lending campaign aimed at empowering small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across the country.