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PSFU statement on the National Budget Conference 2020 >  The COVID-19 pandemic has already unleased substantial economic damage word-over. Economic growth has been slowed substantially by 2%-3% in Uganda. This is the same world over. The impact on poverty is even greater. We already know that 2.5m people are estimated to have slipped back to poverty due to COVID-19. Employment is also suffering
Dr. Elly Karuhanga takes over from Dr. Patrick Bitature who completed his two year term as Chairman >  The Private Sector Foundation Uganda held its 23rd Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Thursday, 21st November 2019 at UMA Conference Hall, Lugogo and it is pleased to announce the newly elected Board of Directors where Dr. Elly Karuhanga will serve as Chairman, and Hon. Victoria Sekitoleko will be the Vice Chair for the next three years. Th
Call for Application to support SMEs under the COVID-19 Economic Recovery & Resilience Program >  The Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU), Uganda’s apex body for the private sector in Uganda, is collaborating with Mastercard Foundation to implement immediate relief, recovery and resilience interventions under the COVID-19 PSFU Response Project. The intervention will complement the efforts of the Government of Uganda in controlli
Job opportunity: Director Policy and Business Development >   Download advert here 
Opportunity: NUCAFE invites young people between 18-35 years with passion to undertake business activities in the various coffee value chains >  For more details, please visit >> http://www.nucafe.org/opportunities    
PSFU member consultation meeting on the draft work based learning policy >  3rd September 2020, Kampala. Government of Uganda, through the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development with support from UNDP has drafted the National Work Based Learning Policy. The main purpose of the policy is to promote and strengthen workplace based learning for graduates and non-graduates for improved employability and pro
PSFU visits Mahathi Infra Uganda Limited >  Uganda, through Mahathi Infra Uganda Limited, is constructing the a 14-tank storage project aimed at storing up to 70 million litres of fuel with a 220 meters long jetty estimated to deliver fuel in 16 hours. The cost of the storage tanks is estimated at $270m and they are expected to be commissioned in the first quarter of 2021.  Capta


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