CMA Honours Capital Market Pioneers, Top Performers as Tayebwa Urges Wider Access
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has honoured institutions and individuals for their contribution to Uganda’s capital markets over the past 30 years, as Deputy Speaker of Parliament Thomas Tayebwa called for greater public participation in stock market investment, saying only about 0.5% of Ugandans currently participate in the market. Speaking at the CMA’s 30th anniversary […] The post CMA…
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