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Lynette Akol: How dfcu’s Rising Woman Initiative Helped Me Build Uganda’s Frozen Fruit Empire

Lynette Akol, the founder and CEO of Krystal Ice Limited When you first meet Lynette Akol, her calm demeanor does not immediately reveal the fiery entrepreneurial drive beneath. But once she starts talking about Krystal Ice Limited, her voice comes alive, filled with purpose, pride, and a deep sense of

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Nuhu Kanyike: How Equity Bank Has Transformed My Distributorship Business

Nuhu Kanyike, Chief Executive Officer at Falkan Investments Limited Running a business in Uganda is not easy. For many small and medium enterprises, survival means battling delayed financing, risky cash handling and limited access to markets. Nuhu Kanyike, the Managing Director of Falkan Investments Ltd, knew these struggles all too

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From Banker To Baker: Lessons For Entrepreneurs On How Basemera’s Rising Brand Is Penetrating Top Fuel Stations With Quality Snacks

Victoria Basemera, founder of Extreme Little Stars Limited, credits the dfcu Rising Woman Initiative as a transformative experience In Uganda’s high-failure SME landscape, where most small businesses don’t make it past their fifth year, Victoria Basemera, founder of Extreme Little Stars Limited, has not only survived, but grown a snack

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Peter Rwabunyegera: Mbarara Distributor Reaches New Heights Through Partnership With Coca-Cola Beverages Uganda

Peter Rwabunyegera (Left) with Coca-Cola team Peter Rwabunyegera, an Official Coca-Cola Distributor (OCCD) with Coca-Cola Beverages Uganda (CCBU), is celebrating a remarkable journey of growth and resilience as he marks a decade of operation in Mbarara. Peter’s distribution journey began in October 2013 at Kizungu Market, Mbarara. What started as

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Former Fisherman Earns Big From Beans, Banks On Coffee & Cocoa Farming To Secure His Future

Kajoba expects over 3 tonnes of beans from five acres Abdul Rahman Kajoba,50, was a fisherman (omuvubi) in Kalangala Islands for 20 years. However, when the palm oil project came up, people in the area were sensitized about other income generating activities including coffee. This is the time Kajoba contemplated

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