The first elements of a legislative organ in Uganda can be traced to as far back as 1888 when the then Imperial British East African Company (IBEACO) started some kind of administration in Uganda. Its purpose was to undertake the duties of general administration, imposition and collection of taxes and administration of justice in areas under its control… Read More »
We are a client driven, results oriented and innovative, one stop shop for personalized professional and efficient insurance services…and probably the most competitive in terms of premium and service costs. To provide financial security through products and services that stand the test of time: To be the most customer centric company: TO build a place where people can… Read More »
Uganda Reinsurance Company Limited (Uganda Re) is a reinsurance company based in Kampala, Uganda and the country’s national reinsurance company. The company is governed by the Insurance Act of Uganda caption 213 and the Insurance (Amendment) Act No. 13 of 2011 and is licensed by the Insurance Regulatory Authority of Uganda (IRA) as a composite reinsurer to transact both… Read More »
We are responsible for providing policy direction, national standards and coordination of all matters concerning lands, housing and urban development. We are responsible for putting in place policies and initiating laws that ensure sustainable land management promote sustainable housing for all and foster orderly urban development in the country. Our Mandate is “To ensure a rational: sustainable and… Read More »
FIRST INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (FIC) is a private limited liability company incorporated under the laws of Ghana and licensed by the National Insurance Commission as a LIFE INSURER. It’s registered place of business is No.59 First Insurance House, Ring Road Central, Asylum Down Accra. In recent years, corporate governance has received increased attention because of high-profile scandals involving abuse… Read More »
The Ministry of Health is a government body set up with the mandate of stewardship and leadership of the health sector. The Ministry of Health is responsible for policy review and development, supervision of health sector activities, formulation and dialogue with health development partners, strategic planning, setting standards and quality assurance, resource mobilization, advising other Ministries, departments and… Read More »
IAA Healthcare is a leading Health Membership Organisation in Uganda providing quality affordable medical schemes. Inaugurated in 2001, IAA Healthcare is part of the International Medical Group. Other International Medical Group companies are International Hospital Kampala (IHK), International Medical Centre (IMC), IMG Pharmaceuticals (IMGP) and the International Medical Foundation (IMF). IAA’s schemes are serviced primarily through IMG facilities… Read More »
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its Missions abroad have and continue to implement Uganda’s Foreign Policy through: Promoting Regional and International Peace and Security; Commercial Diplomacy; Regional Integration; Implementing and Reporting Obligations on International Treaties and Conventions; Mobilizing Bilateral and Multilateral Resources for Development; Providing Protocol and Consular services to Ugandans and Foreign dignitaries as well as… Read More »
BIMA, the leading provider of mobile-delivered insurance and health services in emerging markets, has opened a new operation in Uganda. BIMA is launching in Uganda with its groundbreaking pre-paid insurance offering targeting crates an opportunity to widen access to insurance on a massive scale. BIMA Family Life Protect will be sold in pre-paid packages, much like the way… Read More »
Insurance products for the agricultural sector are on the rise as players seek to grow insurance coverage in the country. Despite agriculture being the backbone of the economy, insurance companies have been reluctant to come up with products for Uganda’s biggest employers. NIKO Insurance is the latest company to roll out products in the sector with three types… Read More »