Anthony Kituuka Steps Down as Equity Bank Uganda's Managing Director: Leadership Transition and Future Outlook

Anthony Kituuka Steps Down as Equity Bank Uganda's Managing Director: Leadership Transition and Future Outlook

Anthony Kituuka has announced his resignation from Equity Bank Uganda, where he served as Managing Director. During his tenure, the bank saw a significant rise in its customer base and financial metrics. Although Kituuka's departure marks a leadership change, the Board ensures a smooth transition, maintaining the bank's robust operational momentum.

SEBI Fines Anil Ambani $3 Million Over Undisclosed Share Sales in Major Crackdown

SEBI Fines Anil Ambani $3 Million Over Undisclosed Share Sales in Major Crackdown

India's Securities and Exchange Board (SEBI) has fined Anil Ambani $3 million for not disclosing the sale of 1.25 billion Reliance Power shares in 2008. The decision highlights SEBI's commitment to transparency and fair practices in India's markets. Additionally, Ambani is barred from market access for five years.

Dow Jones Slumps 0.4%, Nvidia and Tesla Stocks Among Leading Gainers; Tesla Cybertruck Recall in Spotlight

Dow Jones Slumps 0.4%, Nvidia and Tesla Stocks Among Leading Gainers; Tesla Cybertruck Recall in Spotlight

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped by 0.4% while the S&P 500 saw a modest increase of 0.1% and the Nasdaq surged 0.5%. Nvidia stock staged a recovery after a significant dip, and Tesla's Cybertruck faced recalls amid increasing electric vehicle insurance registrations in China. Novo Nordisk's advancements in both weight-loss and diabetes treatments also fueled stock market movements.

Multichoice Nigeria Fined N150 Million by Tribunal, Free DStv and GOtv Subscriptions Ordered

Multichoice Nigeria Fined N150 Million by Tribunal, Free DStv and GOtv Subscriptions Ordered

Multichoice Nigeria has been fined N150 million by a Nigerian competition tribunal for contesting judicial authority and for violating pricing orders. The tribunal ordered the company to provide one month of free DStv and GOtv subscriptions to all Nigerians, following a controversial price increase announcement.