Elvis Wozei @depth256

Mbappe sending the referee to give the captains armband to Tchouameni 😭😭

At the SME Trade Finance forum held recently in Kawempe, Bank of Africa Uganda engaged business owners and traders on practical financial solutions designed to support business growth and resilience. During the session, Moses Kayima, our Regional Manager, shared insights into how the Bank structures financing solutions for SMEs, explaining the distinction between secured and unsecured facilities based on client needs and business profiles. Emphasis was placed on unsecured facilities as a flexible solution to help traders address short-term obligations such as tax payments and working capital needs. The conversation also addressed challenges faced by suppliers and businesses operating in competitive markets, alongside the importance of Letters of Credit in reducing risks associated with international trade and cross-border transactions. Attention was further given to opportunities within the agricultural value chain, with the Bank reaffirming its commitment to supporting agribusiness SMEs through tailored financial solutions. Transparency and proper business records were emphasized as key to identifying the most suitable financing options for clients. The forum reflects our continued commitment to empowering SMEs with practical financial solutions and strategic support for sustainable business growth.

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Sheilah C Gashumba @SheilahGashumba

2 months ago

There’s no male Ugandan artist as professional, disciplined about his music career and talented like @IamApass ! I happened to book him last week for Guvnor’s Saturday night Fever, he posted and promoted the gig , did a drop for the night without any reminder. Arrived 1 hour

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Good morning to Arsenal and Arsenal fans only 😂 Now that the trophy is secured, please load your UEDCL Light via BOA Mobile Wallet; we can’t have the TV going off during the awarding ceremony.

The most terrifying detail about Noah's Ark isn't the size of the flood. It is the design of the boat. If you look closely at the blueprints God gave Noah in Genesis 6, He was extremely specific. He gave the exact length, width, and height. He specified the type of wood and the pitch to seal it. But God left out one crucial component: no steering wheel, no sail, and no engine. Think about how scary that is. Noah built a massive vessel to survive a global storm, but he had zero control over it or where it went. He couldn't steer away from rocks, turn into the waves, or aim for dry land. He was completely at the mercy of the water. The Ark was designed for floating, not navigation. Noah's job was to be the passenger, not the captain. God was the Captain. This is your life right now. You are trying to put a steering wheel on a situation that God wants you to simply float on and allow Him to lead and take control. This blessed me. I hope it blesses you too. 🙏🏾

Every business has a next level. With the right financial partner, you can move faster, grow with confidence, and unlock bigger opportunities than ever before. Our SME solutions are designed to support your journey at every stage, whether you're expanding operations, stocking up, investing in equipment, or scaling into new markets. Take the next step with confidence. Call us today on 0800 100 140

Over the weekend, Bank of Africa Uganda was proud to participate in the CEO Business Conference 2026 as a sponsoring partner, under the theme “Adapt and Advance.” Now in its 3rd edition, the conference brought together Uganda’s most ambitious CEOs, founders, investors, and innovators for a high-impact platform focused on the future of enterprise in a rapidly evolving business landscape. Representing the bank, @PhillipOtim, Head of Marketing and Product Development, echoed the keynote address on the growing role of AI in the emerging economy and the need for businesses to adapt to remain competitive. He also highlighted that Bank of Africa Uganda is actively embracing AI as part of its own transformation journey in response to this shift. Across the discussions, one clear message stood out: SMEs remain central to Uganda’s economic transformation, and their ability to adapt will define their capacity to grow. Insights on resilience, innovation, and access to capital reflected what we continue to see across the SME sector; businesses are ready to scale, but they require the right financial partner to help them move faster, smarter, and more sustainably. At Bank of Africa Uganda, we remain committed to standing alongside SMEs as a trusted financial partner, supporting their growth, resilience, and ability to adapt and advance.

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Our financial performance tells a story of growth, access, and opportunity, and one of the numbers behind it is UGX 604 billion in loans and advances (+26%). Behind this are businesses that scaled, entrepreneurs who took the next step, and individuals who accessed the support they needed. We’re growing our loan book with purpose, expanding access while staying responsible.

Strong growth is ultimately a reflection of trust. As Bank of Africa Uganda crosses the UGX 1 trillion deposit mark and delivers a 34% increase in profitability, this milestone speaks to more than performance, it highlights growing confidence from customers and partners. Our focus remains clear: expanding access to credit, strengthening digital experiences, and supporting businesses and individuals to thrive. The journey continues.

CEO East Africa Magazine @CEOEastAfrica

2 months ago

Bank of Africa Profits Surge 34% as Deposits Jump 22% to Cross UGX 1 Trillion 📍@BankOfAfrica_Ug celebrates strong 2025 growth, with profits rising 34% to UGX 34.4 billion. Driven by customer trust, deposits surpassed UGX 1 trillion, while lending expanded significantly. With

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We set the pace in Lugogo. No surprise a gem followed. Welcome to the hood, we are happy to show you around

Pearl Bank Uganda @pearlbank_ug

2 months ago

A new gem is here. Our headquarters are now on Plot 15-17, Roscoe Road, Kololo, off Lugogo Bypass, next to DHL. We are glad to join @kcbbankug and @BankOfAfrica_Ug in this vibrant Wall Street of Banking. #PearBankUg #GrowProsper #HomeGrownBank

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@DerrickBazeUG boss, which bank asks for 10% monthly, lol micro lending and fintech, are going to finish ugandans,

POV: Software engineers 3 hours before the deadline. 😂

“If your $500K engineer isn’t burning at least $250K in tokens, something is wrong.”

@Raindropsmedia1 The man who builds a palace out of other people's dreams will always be haunted by the architect he forgot to pay. If the foundation is stolen, the roof will always shiver when the wind blows.

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Trusts that skip generations avoiding estate taxes. Concierge doctors with same-day appointments. Art storage in tax-free ports. Boarding schools that function as networking infrastructure. Family offices managing wealth across entities. Private banking with negative interest loans using stock as collateral. Dual citizenship through investment programs. Conservation easements as tax shelters. Carried interest loopholes. Foundation structuring for dynasty wealth preservation. The real wealth gap isn't consumption—it's structural advantages invisible to outsiders. Rich people optimize systems poor people don't know exist. The yacht is visible. The irrevocable trust protecting assets from taxes and lawsuits isn't. Most wealth preservation is boring legal structure, not luxury purchases.

The male urge to start your own Berkshire Hathaway.

Bachwezi believe in cows not flowers. Give me a cow and I will respect you. What I'm I going to do with ebimuri??

What is a subtle sign that someone is actually really intelligent, but pretending not to be?