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Lonely at the top: Five firms control 61.5% of the non-life and four hold 81.8% of the life insurance market

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By Othman Semakula 
| Daily Monitor
What you need to know: The insurance market is increasingly dominated by a handful of firms, whose scale, mergers, and distribution power are widening the gap with smaller competitors A small group of firms is tightening its grip on the insurance sector, while the rest of the market scrambles to keep up.
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Gulf squeeze: How a distant crisis could shake Uganda’s export boom

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By Othman Semakula 
| Daily Monitor
What you need to know: In 2025, according to Bank of Uganda data, the Middle East alone earned Uganda more than Comesa and the EU combined. The region contributes 41.77 percent to Uganda's export earnings In 2025, Uganda stood on an export high. Bank of Uganda data indicate that the country earned $12.64b from formal exports, up from Shs8.04b in 2024, the highest figure in the historical series.
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Who is Pebuu: The Ugandan Company Quietly Powering Africa’s Largest Agent Banking Networks – CEO East Africa

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By Othman Semakula 
| CEO East Africa Magazine
Across Africa, the banking hall is no longer the epicentre of financial services. It is the agent kiosk in a trading centre in Arua. The POS terminal inside a hardware shop in Mbarara. The small counter in Kalangala Islands, where deposits, withdrawals, utility payments, and tax transactions now happen daily. In Uganda, the numbers tell the story.
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