Carrefour Brand Bonanza Redefines Household Value Through Cross Category Retail Savings

In today’s competitive retail environment, supermarkets are increasingly defined not just by what they sell, but by how they curate value across the entire household basket. Carrefour’s ongoing Brand Bonanza promotion featuring discounts of up to 50 percent across a wide spectrum of categories from household groceries and fresh vegetables to wines, soft drinks, detergents,

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FINCA Uganda’s Reserve Fund Saves Ayilo Settlement Business Group from Loan Default

A seven-member business group in Ayilo 1 Refugee Settlement has avoided a potential financial collapse thanks to timely intervention from FINCA Uganda’s Small Managed Group (SMG) Reserve Fund. The Anyawi Amami Business Group, made up of members from both the refugee and host communities in Pakele Subcounty, faced a repayment challenge after one member unexpectedly

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Carrefour Kicks Off Black November with Massive Discounts Across a Wide Range of Items

Carrefour, which Majid Al Futtaim owns the exclusive rights to operate in Uganda, has officially launched its Black November 2025 campaign – a month-long shopping event offering up to 50% in all Carrefour supermarkets nationwide until 30th November 2025. Shoppers can enjoy unbeatable deals on a wide range of products, including electronics, home appliances, groceries,

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Uganda Digital Society and National ICT Innovation Hub collaborate to strengthen Uganda’s Digital Innovation Ecosystem

The Uganda Digital Society (UDS) has entered into a strategic partnership with the National ICT Innovation Hub (NIIH), under the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance, to contribute towards ongoing efforts transforming Uganda’s innovation landscape and the country’s digital transformation journey. Together, this collaboration will strengthen Uganda’s position as a regional hub for ICT-driven innovation

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How FINCA Uganda Is Powering Uganda’s Agricultural Revival

Agriculture remains the backbone of Uganda’s economy—employing 64% of the population and contributing up to 50% of the country’s exports. Yet, for many smallholder farmers, accessing affordable credit remains a persistent challenge. Traditional financial institutions often require collateral that rural farmers simply don’t have, limiting their ability to invest in and expand their operations.FINCA Uganda

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FINCA broadens approach to ending poverty in Uganda

As the global FINCA network celebrates 40 years of tackling poverty through financial inclusion, FINCA Uganda has intensified its efforts to improve the lives of small entrepreneurs and cooperatives by offering a variety of support services that keep them on track towards self-reliance. FINCA Uganda’s microfinance services are complemented by financial education, technical assistance and

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