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Shaping the Future with Purpose: A Conversation with Timothy David Ediomu, ICPAU President (2025–2027)

CPA Timothy David Ediomu steps into the presidential seat with a deep sense of purpose and humility. A member of the profession since 2006 and a seasoned leader within ICPAU’s structures, CPA Ediomu brings with him not just a wealth of technical expertise but also a profound commitment to mentorship, ethical leadership, and member engagement.

ICPAU Launches 2025 FiRe Awards Under New Theme

The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda (ICPAU) officially unveiled the 2025 edition of the Financial Reporting (FiRe) Awards, announcing the theme “Sustainability Practices and Reporting in Uncertain Global Times.”

Finance Managers Tipped on Personal Branding

Caroline Nassuuna

Communications Officer

Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda

Sejjaaka Calls for Strategic Action Amid Global Shifts

By Joan Abaasa
Communications Officer

Drawing on global trends and Uganda’s socio-economic realities, Professor Samuel Sejjaaka, Country Team Leader at MAT ABACUS Business School, called for deliberate, organised and forward-looking economic strategies to help Uganda navigate an increasingly turbulent global environment.

Turn Waste into Fortune – CEO Takataka Plastics

By Jackline Nabirye

Communications Officer,

ICPAU

Creatives Call for More Investment in the Creative Arts Industry

By Joan Abaasa

Communication Officer, ICPAU 

James Wasula, Executive Director of Afrigo Band and the Parliamentary Forum for Creative Industries has highlighted the untapped economic power of creative sectors such as music, fashion, film and crafts.

ICT Developments Should Focus on Creating Value - Niyitegeka

By Joan Abaasa

Communications Officer, ICPAU

NARO Urges Accountants to Invest in Agricultural Research

By Jackline Nabirye

Communications Officer

ICPAU

Ggoobi Outlines Policy Priorities for Uganda’s Sustainable Growth

By Jackline Nabirye

Communications Officer

ICPAU

Accountants Recommend Increasing VAT Threshold from Shs 150 million to Shs 500 million

By Caroline Nassuuna

Communications Officer

Accountants, policymakers and revenue experts have called for a reset of Uganda’s tax culture to one anchored in trust, professionalism, and economic growth.

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