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Dfcu Bank launches MoMo Agent Loans Marketplace, expanding access and strengthening MTN Uganda’s agent network
Issued by: Arise Dfcu Bank has taken another bold step toward deepening financial inclusion and supporting enterprise growth in Uganda with the official launch on Monday of the MoMo Agent Loans Marketplace. Developed in partnership with MTN MoMo Uganda, this digital platform is designed to provide MTN mobile money (MoMo) agents with instant access to
MTN Uganda: Post extraordinary general meeting notice
MTN Uganda Limited hereby informs its shareholders and the general public that the following resolution was passed at the company's hybrid extraordinary general meeting on Tuesday, 22 July 2025
MTN MoMo is a proven profit machine — so why is MTN changing its structure?
Investor protection, market transparency, and corporate governance in question, says Crested Capital in commentary note
MTN Uganda: Notice of extraordinary general meeting
An Extraordinary General Meeting of MTN Uganda Limited will be held as a hybrid meeting comprising both physical and electronic means on Wednesday, 2 July 2025 at 15:00 to consider and, if deemed fit, to pass the resolution set out below
MTN Uganda plans to spin off mobile money business
The telecom giant MTN Uganda plans to restructure its mobile money business by separating it from its direct ownership and transferring the unit to a newly formed company through a merger
Mobile money, data drive MTN revenue growth in Q3
MTN Uganda's revenue for the first three quarters increased by 15.9% compared to the same period last year
MTN boosted by data and mobile money
Uganda's largest telecom company MTN Uganda reported a gain in full-year profit on the back of a jump in data revenue and moderated growth in operating expenses
Airtel, MTN bring back fees for mobile money transactions
Uganda's two largest telecom firms, MTN Uganda and Airtel Uganda, said they will reintroduce charges on mobile money transactions starting Tuesday, ending the zero-fee charging structure announced in March
Government and MTN Uganda reach deal on licence renewal
MTN Uganda -- the country's largest company by revenue -- and the government have reached a deal on the renewal of the telecoms firms' operating licence, according to a reportMore MTN Uganda
MTN Uganda profits surge on subscriber growth
Telecoms firm MTN Uganda reported on Wednesday strong growth in full-year revenue and operating profit, helped by increases in income from outgoing voice calls, data revenue, and mobile money revenue
MTN in talks to sell stake to NSSF
MTN Uganda and the government are in talks that could see the National Social Security Fund taking a stake in the telecom, increasing local ownership in the country's biggest taxpayer from the current 5%
MTN Uganda half year revenue lifted by digital growth – and constant currency reporting
Uganda's largest telecom MTN Uganda benefitted from a reduction in commissions paid to its mobile money agents in the first six months of this year, with an acceleration in income from digital streams driving revenue growth.
Five surprisingly good internet deals in Uganda
Internet can make or break your productivity – depending on how easy your connection is, as regards cost and connection speeds. To enable the search, we are sharing some surprising good deals in Uganda
This is how MoKash is faring one year on
One year ago, MTN Uganda launched MoKash, a service that allows customers to get micro-loans and save using their phones
MTN Uganda half year profit up on data and digital growth
Strong growth in data and digital services helped MTN Uganda increase revenue in the first half of 2017, according to interim results released by parent company MTN Group
MTN posts first loss in 20 years
MTN Uganda's total revenue declined by 1.9% on the back of lower voice revenues depressed by the customer disconnections and the One Network Area in the East African Community where calls between member states are billed as local calls.
Uganda has competition to thank for some of Africa’s lowest mobile prices
Data from Research ICT Africa shows that 1GB of mobile data in the Q2 of this year was cheaper in only Tanzania, Egypt, and Mozambique. On average, the plan cost $3.62 in Uganda, versus $0.89 in Tanzania, $2.82 in Egypt, and $2.87 in Mozambique.
Banks and Visa seek slice of maturing mobile money sector
Stanbic's platform is the second mobile banking product after MoKash, a partnership between MTN and Commercial Bank of Africa which launched in August. Kenya's Equity Bank is also exploring the possibility of extending its Equitel service to Uganda.
Airtel’s share of mobile money agents grows, but still behind MTN
The mobile money sector is dominated by two telecoms, MTN Uganda and Airtel, who together account for 99% of mobile money agent market presence, according to a new report. The market leader is MTN with 57%, followed by Airtel with 42%.