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Francis Kamulegeya

From left: Apollo Makubuya, Jacqueline Asiimwe, Gloria Byamugisha, and Crystal Kabajwara—four accomplished leaders whose early reflections on And Then What? by Francis Kamulegeya (centre) are shaping the conversation ahead of its 30 April 2026 launch, each offering a distinct perspective on success, purpose, and what it truly means to build a life of lasting impact.
From left: Apollo Makubuya, Jacqueline Asiimwe, Gloria Byamugisha, and Crystal Kabajwara—four accomplished leaders whose early reflections on And Then What? by Francis Kamulegeya (centre) are shaping the conversation ahead of its 30 April 2026 launch, each offering a distinct perspective on success, purpose, and what it truly means to build a life of lasting impact.

After Success, Then What? Early Readers Of Francis Kamulegeya’s Upcoming Book Say It Forces You to Rethink Everything

In boardrooms, business, careers, politics, public service, and professional life, success is often clearly defined. Titles are earned. Milestones are reached. Progress is visible. Yet what to do with that success is
April 6, 2026
Francis Kamulegeya pictured across various roles—from corporate leadership to farming and community initiatives—reflecting his transition into impact-driven work in Uganda.
Francis Kamulegeya: After nearly three decades at PwC, the former Managing Partner has stepped into a new chapter of board leadership, social impact and reflection — captured in his new book And Then What?, which challenges leaders to rethink success beyond titles.

After Success, Then What? Francis Kamulegeya on His Aptly Titled New Book and Life Beyond Big Titles and Offices

Since stepping away from corporate leadership, Kamulegeya has devoted his time to writing, mentoring young professionals, supporting social impact initiatives, and contributing to conversations on leadership and life transitions. These reflections form
March 18, 2026
L–R: Bethuel Karanja, Head of Global Markets, Stanbic Bank Uganda; Damoni Kitabire, Board Chairman, Stanbic Bank Uganda; Michael Niyitegeka, Executive Director, Refactory; Dr. Joseph Muvawala, Executive Director, National Planning Authority; Daisy Nitwe, Country Lead – Structured Solutions, Stanbic Bank Uganda; Prof. Augustus Nuwagaba, Deputy Governor, Bank of Uganda; and Mumba Kalifungwa, Chief Executive, Stanbic Bank Uganda — the leadership voices behind the Stanbic Bank Economic Forum 2026, convened to interrogate Uganda’s growth inflection point and chart a disciplined path from macro optimism to execution-led prosperity.

Big Dreams Need a Big Bank — and the 9 Other Things I Took Away from the Stanbic Bank Economic Forum 2026

2026 finds Uganda at a rare convergence of economic catalysts and structural pressures. First oil is nearing. Gold is redefining export performance. Technology — particularly AI — is compressing the time between
February 19, 2026
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A Celebration of Impact and Commitment: Francis Kamulegeya, Muhereza Kyamutetera, and the dedicated teachers share a joyful moment with the students of Masaka School for the Deaf. Over the past 20 years, Masaka School for the Deaf has educated 500+ deaf students, seen 100+ complete Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE), and helped 30 advance to secondary or vocational training. With a growing student population of 122, expanding vocational programs, and sustainability projects like the Kazinga Coffee Farm, the school is set to empower even more deaf children in the years ahead. The future is brighter—be part of this journey!

How a Chance Meeting Between Francis Kamulegeya and a Deaf Childhood Friend 23 Years Ago, is Changing Lives of the Deaf Community in Uganda 

In the heart of Masaka, a small mustard seed was planted 20 years ago. Today, that seed has grown into a towering tree with strong branches, offering shelter, hope, and opportunity to
March 18, 2025
Panel discussion (Left to Right) Ernest Rubondo - ED Petroleum Authority of Uganda, Joseline Kateeba- CEO Crestfoam, Keith Kalyegira- CEO Capital Markets Authority Uganda, Richard Byarugaba - NSSF MD speaks at the convention as MP Joel Senyonyi - COSASE Chairperson and others listen in.

Board members must adopt digital tools to enhance governance – Kamulegeya advises business executives at LEAD convention

“Board members must shift their approaches; they must adopt digital tools to enhance governance.” These were remarks made by Francis Kamulegeya during a high profile convention was organized by the League of
July 27, 2022
Francis Kamulegeya, speaks to us on a tour at his coffee farm which he is expanding from 7 acreas to 20 acres. Over and above transforming the firm into a commercial agri-business, he is also setting up a full farm-to-cup coffee experience to supplement another planned eco-tourism project at the farm. PHOTO/CEO East Africa Magazine.

A frank conversation with Francis Kamulegeya on his life before, during and after PwC Uganda

You worked for PwC for 27 years, 17 of which you worked as a partner, the highest point in the business, but chose to take early retirement. Why early retirement? It is
July 1, 2022
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Francis Kamulegeya (left) who has served PwC in Uganda for 27 years, will be replaced by Uthman Mayanja, another PwC Uganda major that has been at the firm for 19 years.

PwC Uganda’s phenomenal Francis Kamulegeya goes into early retirement, Uthman Mayanja to take over as Uganda head, come January 2022

After an impactful 27 years at PricewaterhouseCoopers Uganda, Francis Kamulegeya has announced that he is taking early retirement out of the accountancy firm come June 2022. He also announced that Uthman Mayanja
December 20, 2021
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Prudential Uganda is running the initiative in partnership with the Uganda Investment Authority, Human Capital International, Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU), and the Federation of Uganda Employers (FUE).

Prudential Uganda, PwC Launch Prudential Best HR Practices Survey 2021 to Recognise Organisations Championing Best Employment Practices

Prudential Assurance Uganda Limited and Price Waterhouse Coopers (PWC) have today launched the Prudential Best HR Practices Survey 2021, at an event held at Kampala Serena Hotel. The Survey seeks to highlight
September 21, 2021
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EFRIS enables business operators to record business transactions and share the information with URA in real-time (concurrently), among other benefits. Courtesy photo

EFRIS: Not just a tax compliance tool but a very functional tool for businesses; tax experts speak out

EFRIS— the Electronic Fiscal Receipting and Invoicing Solution is a smart business solution introduced by the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) to manage the issuance of fiscal documents for purposes of real time
July 26, 2021
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