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The Chrome Gambit: How AI Startups are Fighting for the Browser that Controls the Web
Chrome isn’t just a web browser—it’s the main entry point to the internet for billions of people. It powers Google’s search adverts, influences what shows up in search results, and ties into Google services like accounts, passwords, payments, extensions, security, and updates. With about 65–70% of the global browser market and roughly 3–3.5 billion users,…
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Agentic AI, the future of investment banking
With Agentic AI, there will be significantly decreased need for travel to banking halls or to engage banking agents. Innovation signals that businesses must plan for Agentic AI to stay relevant. Agentic AI will help you account for every cent that you otherwise forego. A new innovation, Agentic AI or AI agents, looks set to…
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Tanzania tea steams ahead in expanding global markets
The market share of Tanzania tea is gaining ground globally. To boost growth momentum, Tanzania has appointed former beauty pageant as tea ambassador. Currently, China leads global tea production and market, too. Tanzania tea output is increasing and gaining global popularity, latest figures from Tanzania Tea Board (TBT) show that the country’s green leaf is…
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Absa Bank, Tata Uganda partner to help schools access affordable, reliable buses
KAMPALA, Uganda – Absa Bank Uganda has partnered with Tata Uganda to make it easier for schools across the country to acquire safe, modern, and reliable buses for their learners.
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Airtel Uganda responds to customer concerns
KAMPALA – Airtel Uganda Limited has acknowledged the concerns shared on social media regarding its service delivery, expressing regret for the distress caused to its customers. In a statement, Mr. Soumendra Sahu, Managing Director, emphasized the company’s commitment to learning from these challenges to serve its customers better.
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CEO Godfrey Sebaana on DTB Uganda’s Growth, Remittance Potential, and Capital Strength
DTB Uganda CEO Godfrey Sebaana shares how the bank is scaling remittances, leveraging strong capital to finance big local contracts, and aligning with Uganda’s growth sectors in H1 2025.
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Robin Bairstow on Growth, Stability, and the SME Push at I&M Bank Uganda
With retail and SME lending accelerating, a full digital rebuild complete, and sector bets from coffee to construction and education, CEO Robin Bairstow maps I&M Bank Uganda’s next phase; access, culture, and stability.
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Buy Once and Save for Years with EVs
As we draw closer to the National E-Mobility Expo 2025 slated for 18th to 19th September – a showcase of the latest innovations in electric mobility, the spotlight is not just on futuristic designs and cutting-edge technology. It is also in the EV price tags, and they tell compelling stories.
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2025 Tupange Business ne Equity Nation Wide Forums Launched With A Pledge For Stronger SME Support
Equity Bank Uganda has launched the 2025 Tupange Business ne Equity Nationwide Forum aimed at helping Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) customer grow stronger through more connected business opportunities within key value chains.
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Minister Anite: Uganda’s Market ‘Ready’ for Locally Made Goods
Source: PML Daily
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