American Chamber of Commerce of Uganda

American Chamber of Commerce of Uganda AmCham Uganda represents an important forum for American and International investors in Uganda and their collegues to share their experiences.
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AmCham Uganda begun operating in 2009 and is a voluntary professional association that represents an important forum for American businesses in Uganda to share their experiences and discuss areas where AmCham can contribute to the Ugandan community and economy. AmCham Uganda is one of 103 international Chambers in 115 countries and is affiliated with the U.S Chamber of Commerce based in Washington

D.C. AmCham Uganda is comprised of major U.S., foreign, and local enterprises doing business in Uganda that abide by the policies of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

The policies being shaped today will define Uganda’s business landscape tomorrow. 📊🇺🇬We’re bringing together Uganda’s pr...
05/06/2026

The policies being shaped today will define Uganda’s business landscape tomorrow. 📊🇺🇬

We’re bringing together Uganda’s private and public sectors for the Foreign Chambers Policy Summit, a full-day conversation on the FY 2026/27 Budget, Employment Reforms, and Sovereignty Legislations.

📅 18th June 2026 | 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
📍 Rwenzori Ballroom, Sheraton Kampala Hotel

Link in bio to register! 🔗

60 years and still going strong. 🎉AmCham Uganda stopped by the International School of Uganda to mark the start of their...
23/05/2026

60 years and still going strong. 🎉

AmCham Uganda stopped by the International School of Uganda to mark the start of their 60th year and catch up on all the exciting things ahead. We love to see our members thriving, and trust us, there is a lot to look forward to. 👀✨

Here’s to ISU and the next chapter. 🇺🇸🇺🇬

The sky is no longer the limit. 🛰️Starlink, the American satellite internet company, has officially been licensed to ope...
17/05/2026

The sky is no longer the limit. 🛰️

Starlink, the American satellite internet company, has officially been licensed to operate in Uganda. From closing the rural connectivity gap to shaking up urban internet markets, this is a landmark moment for Uganda’s digital future.

More competition. Better coverage. Greater access.

Welcome to Uganda, Starlink. 🇺🇬🇺🇸

AI is reshaping work. Social media is reshaping business. And some of us are still figuring out where to start, and that...
15/05/2026

AI is reshaping work. Social media is reshaping business. And some of us are still figuring out where to start, and that’s okay.

Our member is running a Basic Social Media & AI for Work Training built for working professionals who want to catch up with confidence, not get left behind.

No jargon. No judgment. Just practical skills you can use from day one.

Over 115 years of partnership. 🇺🇸🇺🇬From the first U.S. consulate in Kampala to Peace Corps volunteers, Fulbright scholar...
13/05/2026

Over 115 years of partnership. 🇺🇸🇺🇬

From the first U.S. consulate in Kampala to Peace Corps volunteers, Fulbright scholars, and a $2.3B health investment in 2025, the U.S.-Uganda bond runs deep.

AmCham Uganda is proud to be part of this story.

Here’s to what’s ahead.

Behind every thriving community are remarkable women who nurture it into being.Today we celebrate the mothers, in our ho...
10/05/2026

Behind every thriving community are remarkable women who nurture it into being.
Today we celebrate the mothers, in our homes, our businesses, and our nation whose love and resilience build Uganda’s future.
Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at AmCham Uganda. 💐

When the private sector speaks with one voice, Parliament listens. Led by AmCham Uganda, the Foreign Chambers of Commerc...
27/04/2026

When the private sector speaks with one voice, Parliament listens.

Led by AmCham Uganda, the Foreign Chambers of Commerce sat down with Hon. Stephen Baka Mugabi, Co-Chairperson of Uganda’s Joint Parliamentary Committee, to engage on the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026.

The delegation was jointly led by Sarah Arapta, CEO of Citibank Uganda and President of AmCham Uganda, and Uthman Mayanja, Country Senior Partner at PwC Uganda and Vice President of AmCham Uganda. They were joined by Anna Grodzki, Managing Director of Matooke Tours and Board Member of NUTIP; Obua Odongo Sydney, General Manager of NUTIP; Immie Bukko, General Manager of BCCU; Happiness Daher-Ebhohon, General Manager of FCCU; and Remmy Wahanze, FMVA®️, Legal Associate at TASLAF Advocates.

The result? A commitment from the Committee Chairperson that our proposals will be taken into consideration.

Advocacy. Dialogue. Impact.

Meet the speakers shaping the conversation on the proposed Sovereignty Bill, 2026. Join us as Taslaf expert voices unpac...
20/04/2026

Meet the speakers shaping the conversation on the proposed Sovereignty Bill, 2026. Join us as Taslaf expert voices unpack what this means for businesses and investors in Uganda.

Join us this Wednesday alongside as we dive into the impact of the Protection of Sovereignty Bill.About this Webinar: T...
17/04/2026

Join us this Wednesday alongside as we dive into the impact of the Protection of Sovereignty Bill.

About this Webinar: The Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026 is a proposed piece of legislation currently at the pre-parliamentary stage in Uganda. If enacted in its current form, it will impose sweeping registration requirements, funding controls, Cabinet approval obligations, and criminal penalties on a wide range of organisations including foreign businesses, impact investors, development partners, and their local implementing entities.

This session brings together legal practitioners and affected stakeholders to unpack what the Bill says, what it means for the American business and investment community operating in Uganda, and the practical steps to take now.

Stay informed. Stay prepared.

Join us this Wednesday alongside as we dive into the impact of the Protection of Sovereignty Bill.About this Webinar: T...
17/04/2026

Join us this Wednesday alongside as we dive into the impact of the Protection of Sovereignty Bill.

About this Webinar: The Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026 is a proposed piece of legislation currently at the pre-parliamentary stage in Uganda. If enacted in its current form, it will impose sweeping registration requirements, funding controls, Cabinet approval obligations, and criminal penalties on a wide range of organisations including foreign businesses, impact investors, development partners, and their local implementing entities.

This session brings together legal practitioners and affected stakeholders to unpack what the Bill says, what it means for the American business and investment community operating in Uganda, and the practical steps to take now.

Stay informed. Stay prepared.

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Design Hub Bugolobi Plot 3 Bata Close 5th Street Industrial Area
Kampala
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Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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