Kabale: Each morning in the hills of Kabale District, children begin their school day long before they reach a classroom. The journey can take up to two hours on foot across steep terrain, leaving many of them exhausted before lessons even begin. For some, especially boys, the daily climb becomes too demanding; leading to irregular […]
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Ntinda: dfcu Bank has reinforced its urban growth strategy with the official commissioning of its Ntinda branch at Capital Shoppers Mall, positioning itself at the center of one of Kampala’s fastest-evolving commercial districts. The commissioning, an intimate engagement with customers, staff, and the surrounding business community, reflects a deliberate, data-informed approach by the bank to […]
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Njeru, Jinja: dfcu Bank, together with Vision Group, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, De Heus Koudijs Nutrition BV and New Vision Foundation, has launched the 2026 Best Farmers Competition, reinforcing efforts to position agriculture as a structured, profitable business. Now in its 12th edition, the competition is being implemented under the Vision Initiative for Sustainable Agriculture, […]
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Kampala: dfcu Bank has today announced a strategic partnership with Meta Plant & Equipment Uganda Limited, marking a significant step in expanding access to vehicle and asset financing and accelerating agricultural mechanisation across Uganda. The partnership brings together dfcu’s financing expertise and Meta’s strength as an established supplier of agricultural and construction machinery, part of […]
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In Uganda, illness remains one of the fastest ways a household can fall into financial distress. Insurance penetration remains below 1 percent of GDP, and private health insurance still covers only a small portion of the population. For many families, a medical emergency can quickly mean exhausting savings, selling assets, or borrowing to pay hospital […]
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Kampala: Uganda’s expanding trade relationship with the Netherlands continues to create new opportunities for investment, agribusiness development, and cross-border commerce. Against this backdrop, dfcu hosted members of the Netherlands–Uganda Trade and Investment Platform (NUTIP), alongside representatives from the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and Rabobank, at the dfcu Head Office in Nakasero. The […]
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Kampala: As Uganda joins the rest of the world to celebrate the annual International Women’s Day, dfcu Bank has called for intentional reform in financial systems to better support the growth and sustainability of women-led enterprises, particularly those led by young entrepreneurs. The call was made at the Women in Business Symposium hosted by Gudiee […]
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Kampala: dfcu Bank has today officially opened its Namanve branch, planting its flag firmly in the heart of one of Uganda’s fastest-growing industrial hubs. Set within the bustling Namanve Industrial Park, the event signaled strong confidence in Uganda’s growing industrial and manufacturing future. The branch becomes dfcu’s 55th nationwide presence and the second bank to […]
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Kampala: dfcu Bank has rewarded eight customers in the ongoing nationwide “School Fiiz! Weight Off!” campaign, reaffirming its commitment to easing the financial pressure that comes with the back-to-school season for parents and school owners across Uganda. The winners received their cash prizes at dfcu Bank’s Head Office in Nakasero, Kampala, as part of the […]
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Kampala: dfcu Bank has launched a nationwide Back-to-School campaign dubbed “School Fiiz! Weight Off!”, an integrated education financing initiative designed to ease the financial pressure of school fees for parents and guardians, while strengthening cash flow and operational resilience for education institutions as the first school term begins. The reopening of schools traditionally represents one […]
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