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East African Community Secretary General Liberat Mfumukeko visits PSFU >  East African Community Secretary General Liberat Mfumukeko concluded his visit to Uganda with a meeting at Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU). PSFU was represented by Mr. Gideon Badagawa, Mr. Jim Kabeho, MS. Barbra Mulwana, and Mr. Stuart Mwesigwa among others. The purpose of the visit was for the Secretary General together with hi
EABC Chairman urges EAC Heads of State to partner with Private Sector in Formulation of regional trade policies >  Arusha, Tanzania. As a true strategic partner to EAC integration process, the East African Business Council (EABC) had the opportunity to participate at the 20th Ordinary Summit of the EAC Heads of State. EABC has an Observer Status at the EAC and is recognized as a champion of private sector interests in the region in accordance with t
Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) to register companies in less than one hour >  The Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) has digitized about 60% of its processes to improve the ease of doing business in the Country. Digitization of processes at URSB will enable companies to register in under an hour with more than 50% of the registration costs slashed. URSB Registrar General, Mr. Bemanya Twebaze said during th
Parliament passes movable assets bill >  The new law comes at the time of increased lending from microfinance institutions which have been accepting alternative forms of collateral from those that had been excluded from the main banking sector.The law lays the legal groundwork for banks to lend against movable assets, including crops, livestock and vehicles. Parliament passed t
Minimum Wage Bill, 2015 seeks to set up a minimum wage determination mechanism across different sectors of the economy >  The private members’ Bill passed by Parliament seeks to provide for the determination of a minimum wage based on the different sectors of the economy. The Bill was championed by Arinaitwe Rwakajara and other workers leaders.  Mr Wilson Usher Owere, the chairperson of National Organisation of Trade Unions, yesterday praised Parl
Trade and Development Bank to Focus on Africa’s Long Term Growth Projects >  President of the Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank, Admassu Tadesse has said the Bank is looking to participate in long term funding for infrastructural development projects in Uganda and Africa. Speaking at the 34th annual General meeting for the regional Governors in Kampala, the president noted that although TDA
Africa agrees deal for Continental Free Trade Area >  On March 21, 2018, 44 African heads of state and government officials met in Kigali, Rwanda, to sign the framework to establish this initiative of the African Union. The AfCFTA will come into effect 30 days after ratification by the parliaments of at least 22 countries. Each country has 120 days after signing the framework to ratify.


Management Team

Management Team at PSFU;

  1. Gideon Badagawa - Executive Director
  2. Francis Kisirinya - Director, Corporate Services
  3. Moses Ogwal - Director, Private Sector Development
  4. Esther Namukasa - Manager, Business Development
  5. Ronny Mulongo - Manager, Private Sector Development
  6. John-Marie Kyewalabye - Project Coordinator, CEDP
  7. Daniel Kisekka - Grants Manager, START Facility
  8. Ruth Biyinzika Musoke - Head Project, Skills Development Facility
  9. Eng. Geoffrey Ssebuggwawo - Director, BUDS-ERT
  10. Kathryn Lindoha-Musoke - Manager, Communications & PR

 

 

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