BusinessFocus Reporter

By Aloysious Kasoma The National Social Security Fund Monday kicked off its Annual Customer Connect Week with various activities that include financial literacy trainings and product educationto equip members with financial knowledge, as well asa medical camp to avail free health care to surrounding communities.   The financial literacy trainings

Anne Eriksson, the first African female head of consultancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in the region has retired from the company after 40 years of service, the Daily Nation reports. Ms Eriksson headed PwC’s operations in six African countries over the past six years. PwC has appointed Peter Ngahu, an insider,

Meera Investiments has dragged Dfcu Bank to Land Division of the High Court, seeking to reclaim its 46 branches that were allegedly acquired illegally countrywide following the dissolution of Crane Bank. Should court agree with the arguments of Meera Investiments, all the 46 country wide Dfcu Bank branches will be

The United States of America, Norway and the United Kingdom have issued a statement on the status of peacetalks in wartorn South Sudan warning that the behavior 'Fighting while talking' will not be tolerated. The Troika statement on South Sudan forum issued on Monday afternoon also highlighted its support for

Former principal judge Justice James Ogoola has called on government to let religious leaders speak out on Politics saying, the role of the Church cannot be underestimated. Ogoola made the call at a public dialogue organized in remembrance of the Late Janani Luwum, the then Archbishop of the Province of

Suvi Lindén, a two-time cabinet member, has found herself embroiled in the case of a middle-aged businessman who was found dead in a hotel room in Kampala, Uganda, on 6 February. Lindén accompanied the middle-aged businessman on his visit to Uganda. She initially seemed to imply that she travelled to

The Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Keith Muhakanizi has revealed that facilitating vehicles for government officials and state burials are increasingly becoming burden to government. Appearing before the Parliamentary Local Government Committee last week, Muhakinizi, who is also the Secretary to the Treasury said Parliament