MASAKA, UGANDA – The Capital Markets Authority of Uganda (CMA) and the Uganda Financial Literacy Association (UFLA) have officially launched the Masaka Financial Literacy Chapter. This initiative aims to empower communities with the knowledge to make informed financial and investment decisions.
Key Highlights:
Decentralizing Financial Literacy: The launch marks a significant step in bringing financial literacy efforts closer to grassroots communities.
Inclusive Growth: Daniel Ayebare, Chairperson of UFLA, emphasized that financial literacy is a necessity for all, not a privilege for a few.
Mr Daniel Ayebare
Investor Protection: Lyn Tukei, CMA’s Communications & Public Relations Manager, reaffirmed the Authority’s mandate to ensure Ugandans access the right information and make prudent investment choices.
The launch follows the successful establishment of regional financial literacy chapters in Western and Eastern Uganda. CMA and UFLA remain committed to ensuring that financial education and investor awareness reach every corner of the country.
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