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CEO East Africa Magazine

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Attorney General Kiryowa Kiwanuka (top left) alongside senior lawyers who have publicly challenged his position on the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026.
Attorney General Kiryowa Kiwanuka (top left) alongside senior lawyers who have publicly challenged his position on the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026.

OPINION: “You Are So Wrong” — Senior Lawyers Challenge AG Kiryowa Kiwanuka on the Real Impact of the Sovereignty Bill

The Attorney General, Mr. Kiryowa Kiwanuka, published a defence of the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026 (the “Bill”), arguing that it is a measured, internationally benchmarked instrument designed to curb covert foreign
April 24, 2026
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Wild Frontiers Uganda, founded in the 1990s, built a reputation as one of East Africa’s leading safari and adventure tourism operators, renowned for gorilla trekking, luxury safaris, and Nile experiences.
Wild Frontiers Uganda, founded in the 1990s, built a reputation as one of East Africa’s leading safari and adventure tourism operators, renowned for gorilla trekking, luxury safaris, and Nile experiences.

South Africa’s Tourvest Deepens East Africa Bet as Lemala Wildwaters Owners Acquire Uganda’s Premium Tourism Operator Wild Frontiers

South African tourism giant Tourvest has strengthened its expansion into East Africa after acquiring the properties and business activities of Uganda’s renowned safari and hospitality operator, Wild Frontiers. The move signals growing
May 11, 2026
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Clockwise from top left: Collin Babirukamu, Executive Director of Information Technology at Bank of Uganda; Eman Conde, Global Technology Leader and CCIE; Nkurunungi Gideon, Executive Secretary of the CIO–CXO Digital Leadership Forum; Peter Mukuru, Director of Business Technology at Uganda Development Bank; Julian Rweju, Director of E-Government Services at NITA-Uganda; Jonathan Kayemba, CEO of Logos Cloud Edge Limited; Fred Percy Kisa, Senior Manager Transformation at NSSF; and Janey Rachel Nakato, CTO at Pearl Bank Uganda, during discussions at the CIO–CXO Digital Leadership Forum and 2026 CIO Conclave in Kampala.

Uganda’s CIOs Push for a Seat at the Boardroom Table as Digital Economy Race Intensifies

For decades, Uganda’s Chief Information Officers were largely viewed as custodians of servers, networks, data centres, and IT support desks — technical specialists expected to “keep the lights on” while strategic decisions
May 8, 2026
Investigations into the Bank of Uganda break-in have intensified after police arrests two suspects, while reports also emerge linking several security officers to the ongoing probe into the high-profile theft.
Investigations into the Bank of Uganda break-in have intensified after police arrests two suspects, while reports also emerge linking several security officers to the ongoing probe into the high-profile theft.

Two Arrested Over Monday Night Bank of Uganda Break-in

Police have announced the arrest of two suspects in connection with last week’s break-in at the Bank of Uganda headquarters. On Monday Bank of Uganda confirmed a break-in at its Kampala headquarters,
May 8, 2026
UEDCL board chair Lydia Ochieng-Obbo and managing director Paul Mwesigwa, now at the centre of a reported shake-up in Uganda’s power sector. Obbo has been terminated while Mwesigwa has been sent on forced leave.
UEDCL board chair Lydia Ochieng-Obbo and managing director Paul Mwesigwa, now at the centre of a reported shake-up in Uganda’s power sector. Obbo has been terminated while Mwesigwa has been sent on forced leave.

BREAKING: UEDCL Board Chair Terminated, MD Sent on Forced Leave Amid Reported Shake-up

Uncertainty has gripped Uganda’s electricity sector following reports that top managers at the Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited (UEDCL) have been sacked, although official details remain unclear. Sources within the Ministry of
May 2, 2026
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