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Shaping Uganda’s Steel Industry: Insights from Sanjay Awasthi-Chairman Tembo Steels Limited

In an exclusive interview, Sanjay Awasthi, CEO of Tembo Steels Uganda, shared insights into the company’s pivotal role in the Uganda steel industry. Since its inception in 2000, Tembo Steels has been a leader in steel manufacturing in Uganda, pioneering innovations like TMT bars production and lightweight structural steel. The company is the sole provider of primary steel production in the country, utilizing Directly Reduced Iron (DRI) to ensure high-quality products while setting benchmarks for purity and strength.

Awasthi highlighted Uganda’s steel industry trends, noting its transition from reliance on secondary steel production to a more advanced, value-added model. Despite challenges from foreign competition, such as Chinese imports, Tembo Steels has maintained its competitive edge by innovating and expanding its production capacities, including a soon-to-launch DRI plant.

Sustainability is at the heart of Tembo Steels’ operations, as it drives green steel practices in Uganda. The company has achieved a carbon emissions matrix close to 70%, far exceeding global averages. Awasthi emphasized the need for collective action in reducing CO2 emissions, especially as Uganda steel manufacturers strive to align with international sustainability standards.

In addition to its industrial achievements, Tembo Steels is deeply committed to corporate social responsibility in Uganda, contributing to healthcare and environmental initiatives. From producing oxygen during the COVID-19 crisis to conducting extensive plantation projects, the company underscores its dedication to community well-being.

Looking ahead, Awasthi envisions Tembo Steels setting global benchmarks in sustainable steel production, reinforcing its leadership in the Uganda steel market while continuing to innovate and support the country’s economic growth.

Inside Logix Technical Solutions: CEO Olukayode Osunsun Discusses Innovation in Security, Access Control, and Tech Integration in Uganda

Logix Technical Solutions, led by CEO Olukayode Osunsun, is transforming Uganda’s technology landscape with innovative security and IT systems integration. From advanced high-tech CCTV and biometric access control systems to turnkey technology solutions for top sectors like banking, oil, and hospitality, Osunsun’s vision emphasizes quality and client service in an increasingly competitive market. In this exclusive interview, he shares Logix’s journey, their approach to bridging technology gaps for businesses, and insights on overcoming challenges in Uganda’s tech industry. Discover how Logix Technical Solutions is pioneering reliable, high-end security solutions across East Africa.

Inside Logix Technical Solutions: CEO Olukayode Osunsun Discusses Innovation in Security, Access Control, and Tech Integration

Logix Universal Solutions, led by CEO Olukayode Osunsun, is transforming Uganda’s technology landscape with innovative security and IT systems integration. From advanced high-tech CCTV and biometric access control systems to turnkey technology solutions for top sectors like banking, oil, and hospitality, Osunsun’s vision emphasizes quality and client service in an increasingly competitive market. In this exclusive interview, he shares Logix’s journey, their approach to bridging technology gaps for businesses, and insights on overcoming challenges in Uganda’s tech industry. Discover how Logix Technical Solutions is pioneering reliable, high-end security solutions across East Africa.

Meet Apollo Buregyeya: The Visionary Behind Uganda’s Leading Sustainable Construction Company Eco Concrete Limited

In this conversation, Apollo Buregyeya talks about the areas where Eco Concrete is focused on, he talks about how and why he founded Eco Concrete.

Apollo Buregyeya further shares how his company is revolutionizing Uganda’s infrastructure, developing climate-resilient rural homesteads, and leading the charge for eco-friendly construction across the region.

Low-Carbon Construction in Uganda: A Conversation with Eco Concrete’s CEO Apollo Buregyeya

The Marcopolis team interviewed Apollo Buregyeya, the visionary civil engineer and CEO of Eco Concrete Limited, a Ugandan company pioneering sustainable solutions in the construction industry. Founded in 2016, Eco Concrete has made a significant impact by championing low-carbon materials and innovative building practices that cater to the unique needs of the African market. With a focus on local resources, green technologies, and affordability, Apollo shares how his company is revolutionizing Uganda’s infrastructure, developing climate-resilient rural homesteads, and leading the charge for eco-friendly construction across the region. Join us as we dive into his journey, challenges, and exciting innovations shaping the future of Uganda’s built environment.

How UMC Victoria Hospital is Shaping Uganda’s Healthcare Future: A Conversation with Dr. Chirag Kotecha

Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Chirag Kotecha, a prominent figure in Uganda’s healthcare industry and a key leader at UMC Victoria Hospital. Over the last few years, the hospital has seen remarkable advancements, expanding its range of medical services and improving the accessibility of cutting-edge treatments. From installing state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment to establishing specialized departments like ophthalmology, fertility treatments, and minimally invasive surgeries, UMC Victoria Hospital continues to shape the future of healthcare in the region.

In this interview, Dr. Kotecha will share insights into how these developments have helped reduce the need for medical tourism, attracted international talent, and met the growing demand for specialized care both within Uganda and neighboring countries. We’ll also explore the hospital’s expansion plans, the integration of new medical technologies, and the efforts to recruit and train healthcare professionals. Join us as we discuss these transformative efforts with Dr. Kotecha and learn more about the challenges and successes he has faced in leading one of Uganda’s premier medical institutions.

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