WMC Africa was a proud
partner of the Global
Financial Inclusion Week
2018

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WMC Africa delivered the
best media strategy for the
2017 DStv Eutelsat Star
Awards

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WMC Africa is proud to be
associated with the Stanbic
National Schools Championship

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Who We Are

WMC Africa Ltd. is a communications agency with firm roots in Uganda and partnerships across Africa and around the globe. We are the leading independent Public Relations and Public Affairs agency in Uganda. Established in 1999, the company specializes in corporate communication (internal & external), digital and advisory services.

We develop, manage and monitor client communication strategies that present the narrative of our clients in ways that are relevant to their target audiences and stakeholders comprising of the internal & external public, opinion leaders and influencers in the market.

 

Vision

To be the leading communications firm , building and growing brands in Africa.

Mission

To offer our clients innovative world class corporate communications solutions; adopting global best practices and adapting them specifically for the local and regional business environment.

Strategic Partners

Client Reference Quotes

“WMC Africa is a highly professional communications agency with well drilled team who pay a great deal of attention to detail”

Charles Hamya
General Manager MultiChoice Uganda

“WMC has proved itself to be a very reliable strategic partner providing accurate and timely information”

John Ndunguru
Programme Officer – Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

“WMC Africa Ltd delivers world class communications solutions providing unique insights and networking opportunities in the Ugandan and East African market.”

Karim Sadek
MD Qalaa Holdings

Our Work

Stanbic National Schools Championship

DStv Eutelsat Star Awards

WMC Africa delivered the biggest media campaign for FSD Uganda during the Global Financial Inclusion Week 2018

Media Campaign for FSD Uganda

Located on a 33 acre plot of land in Soroti District, the power plant has the potential to increase its net output capacity by a further 20MW of solar energy.

Soroti Solar Power Plant

Blog

Opinions

Progress and challenges to Uganda’s dairy sector

Despite a strong competitive advantage in dairy production, Uganda faces significant challenges accessing regional markets further eroding the East African Community (EAC) trade regime. At…
Opinions

Dealing with infodemics and misinformation in humanitarian crisis and disaster relief operations

Emergency response institutions engaged in the implementation of humanitarian crisis management and disaster relief operations will typically face an overload of information--a phenomenon referred to…
Advisory

High Cost of Capital: Leveraging Technology to Overcome Constraints on Agricultural Development

Interest rates on commercial loans offered by banks in Uganda, and in fact across much of Africa, range of 18 to 22 percent per annum.…
Advisory

East Africa’s Food Basket: Balancing Import Substitution and Regionalism

Government support for the promotion of agriculture in the 2020/21 budget with the scrapping of VAT on agricultural equipment and processed milk are welcome steps…