GoldStar Insurance marked its 30th anniversary this month with a high‑profile ceremony in Kampala, where executives unveiled a new corporate social‑responsibility agenda aimed at safeguarding Uganda’s long‑term development. The plan includes a UGX 500 billion ($130 million) fund for climate‑resilient infrastructure, expanded micro‑insurance products for smallholder farmers, and a partnership with the Ministry of Education to fund scholarships in risk‑management studies. CEO Grace Nanyanzi said the milestone reflects “three decades of trust, innovation, and a commitment to the communities we serve.” The celebration featured testimonies from policyholders whose farms survived recent floods thanks to GoldStar’s rapid payout system, underscoring the insurer’s role in building a more resilient economy.
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