Listing Description: COM-TEC is armed with a team of leading technical staff previously holding administrative positions in reputable institutions like DIGI-TEL COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS LIMITED, WILKENS (Uganda and Kenya), SIEMENS (based in Kenya but in charge of East and central Africa region) BALTON (U) LTD, Uganda Post and Telecommunication and UGANDA TELEVISION, having a combined experience of over 95 years in the field of communication.

Listing Description: Bank of Uganda (BoU) is the Central Bank of the Republic of Uganda. The primary purpose of the Bank is to foster price stability and a sound financial system. Together with other institutions, it also plays a pivotal role as a centre of excellence in upholding macroeconomic stability.

The bank has 5 branches and 4 currency centers situated in the following towns in the country:
Branch/Center	Address	Telephone
Arua (Center)	Location: Plot 27/29 Avenue Road (Inzikuru Road) Address: P. O. Box 152 Arua	+256-476-420253
Fort Portal (Center)	Location: Plot 1 Kaboyo Road Address: P.O. Box 562 Fort Portal	+256-483-422532
Gulu (Branch)	Location: Airfield Road Address: P.O. Box 46 Gulu	+256-471-432330
Jinja (Branch)	Location: Plot 3 Busoga Avenue/ Busoga   Square Address: P.O. Box 35 Jinja	+256-43-4121247
Kabale (Center)	Location: Plot 137 Kabale Road Address: P.O. Box 966 Kabale	+256-486-423595
Masaka (Center)	Location: Plot 41 Kampala Road Address: P.O. Box 1567 Masaka	+256-481-421246/8
Mbale (Center)	Location: Plot 34-38 Cathedral Avenue Address: P.O. Box 2402 Mbale	+256-454-433632
Mbarara (Branch)	Location: Plot 2 High Street, Mbarara Address: P.O. Box 1421 Mbarara	+256-485-420741
Kampala (Branch)	Location: Plot 37/43 Kampala Road, Kampala Address: P.O Box 7120, Kampala	+256-41-4258441/6

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Listing Description: Centenary Rural Development Bank Ltd started as an initiative of the Uganda National Lay Apostolate in 1983 as a credit Trust and it begun operations in 1985 with the main objective of serving the rural poor and contributing to the overall economic development of the country. In 1993, Centenary Rural Development Bank Ltd was registerd as a full service commercial Bank. Today we are a leading Microfinance Commercial Bank in Uganda serving over 1,300,000 customers. Our services can be accessed across our 62 full service branches and 154 ATMs networked countrywide.

Our Vision

“To be the best provider of Financial Services, especially Microfinance in Uganda”

Our Mission Statement

“To provide appropriate financial services especially, microfinance, to all people in Uganda, particularly in rural areas, in a sustainable manner and in accordance with the law”

Listing Description: Barclays Bank (Dominion, Colonial &Overseas) opened the first branches, at Jinja and Kampala, on 1st August 1927. A flavour of the pioneering days of Barclays in Uganda is given in a contemporary letter from a branch accountant in 1931: first task of the day was to spray the clouds of mosquitoes in the branch that had entered the night before; next was dealing with the vast quantity of coin brought in for deposit by customers – ‘thousands of shillings, thousands of cents, but very few notes.’ Our correspondent marvelled at the variety of people: ‘Hindus, Gujaratis, Sikhs, Goans, Somalis and locals’. He was very grateful for his new technology – a fridge powered by paraffin! By 1939 Barclays staff in East Africa numbered 78 Europeans, 87 Africans and some 138 Asians. As in other parts of the continent Barclays was always engaged in the general welfare of the country. 1964 saw the building of the ‘Barclays Library’ at Kyambogo teacher training college, made possible with a grant of £8,000 to mark Uganda’s independence. A local board for Uganda was established in 1966 and the Ugandan business of DCO became the first in Africa to be locally incorporated as Barclays Bank of Uganda, on 1st November 1969 The government acquired 49% of the new company while DCO retained a 51% holding, with A G Woodcock as the first chairman and general manager of the bank. At the same time Barclays acquired the Ugandan business of a subsidiary of the French bank SFOM, the Commercial Bank of Africa. By 1969 there were 9 branches and 33 other offices. The main produce financed by the bank in the early decades was coffee and sugar. In the 60s, highway robbery began to affect cash movements between the branches, but despite the dislocation to business caused by political instability and civil wars between the mid-60s and 80s, Barclays business survived. During the chaos and invasion following the overthrow of President Amin in 1979, branches were looted and employees attacked. Sadly two lost their lives, and many colleagues lost everything they owned. The troubles produced many heroes in the bank. During the invasion, London lost contact with Uganda altogether for a while and a special team of experienced men volunteered to restore order to the branches. Mr Yekowasi K. Oteba – now deceased – ran the bank during that period. In 1985, after years of civil war, the newly rebuilt branch in Archbishop Luwum Street stood like a phoenix to symbolise the rebirth of the business. Barclays again took a leading role in financing the coffee industry as a vital element in rehabilitating the economy, and in the major currency reform of 1987. In the best Barclays tradition, the sports club was quickly reformed, and colleagues were looking forward to the advent of automation, with Barclays chairing the Uganda Bankers’ Association computer committee and the Barclays Computer Centre opening in May 1986. The achievements since then have been remarkable.

Listing Description: Incorporated in Uganda, Africa Road Furniture Ltd. is the offshoot of a professional and respectable partnership between Standard Signs (U) Ltd., based in Kampala, and LM Sign ApS, based in Denmark. More than 50 years of combined experience from the two partnering companies, makes Africa Road Furniture Ltd. the most professional and reliable manufacturer and supplier of Road Traffic signs, Road Equipment, Safety signs and Solar Kits in the East African Region.

Listing Description:

KCB Bank Uganda

KCB Bank Uganda Limited, is a commercial bank in Uganda

We commit to giving you professional, timely and friendly service, and always treating you in a fair and ethical way. We are proudly an indigenous African brand that offers full- fledged universal banking products that are tailored to meet our customers’ needs.   About us  KCB Uganda opened in Kampala, Uganda’s capital city, following licensing by the Bank of Uganda. Since then, the bank has opened fifteen more branches in the country

Corporate, Head Office

Commercial plaza, 7th Floor Plot 7 Kampala Road P.O. Box 7399 Kampala   Check your account balance with KCB MOBI. Follow the link to download the App http://bit.ly/KCBMobiApp #GoAhead  

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Listing Description: We pride in being a customer centric bank and have tailored this offer to enable our customers achieve their goals

Listing Description: Ecobank (Uganda) is a commercial bank in Uganda. It is one of the commercial banks licensed by Bank of Uganda, the central bank and national banking regulator. It is the leading Pan-African bank with operations in 35 countries across the continent, more than any other bank in the world