Governance

Eileen Walusimbi Oloya, Founder of Linkit Management Solutions, has spent years guiding leaders on a deeper journey, helping them understand who they are, how they lead, and how they can become more effective. From boardrooms to one-on-one conversations, her work has shaped decision-makers across sectors, enabling them to lead with clarity, align diverse stakeholders, and drive meaningful, lasting impact beyond the boardroom.

#WomenFixingUganda: Q&A with Leadership Coach Eileen Walusimbi on Conscious Leadership That Builds Lasting Organisations

Leadership is evolving, from control and authority to empowerment, continuous learning, and collaboration. Today, it is less about short-term wins and more about building legacies that outlive the leader. Eileen Walusimbi Oloya,
Janet Navuuga says Uganda’s evolving governance landscape demands more than qualifications for board leadership. The Fit and Proper Test ensures that integrity, competence, and ethical reputation remain central to those entrusted with corporate oversight.
Janet Navuuga says Uganda’s evolving governance landscape demands more than qualifications for board leadership. The Fit and Proper Test ensures that integrity, competence, and ethical reputation remain central to those entrusted with corporate oversight.

Preparing for Board Leadership: Why the Fit and Proper Test Matters

By Janet Navuuga As corporate governance continues to gain prominence in Uganda, the standards for individuals aspiring to serve on the boards of companies are becoming increasingly rigorous. One of the most
Robin Bairstow, Sylvia Mulinge, Mark Muyobo, Crystal Kabajwara, Mercy K. Kainobwisho, Ajay Kumar Pal, Susan Nsibirwa, Fabian Kasi. These leaders speak about leadership and goverance shifts.

What It Takes to Transform Organisations: Some of Uganda’s Transformational CEOs Speak Out

In November 2025, Daily Monitor published a special report titled “CEOs with a Midas Touch”, a rare, wide-angle look into the minds of leaders who have not merely managed institutions but changed
Embattled URBRA board chairman, Hon. Julius Bigirwa Junjura( Left), Board member, Hon. David Mutebi (middle) and State minister for General duties, Hon. Henry Musasizi( right) during the inauguration of the new URBRA board in November, 2022. In April,2025, the Court of Appeal dismissed an application by four URBRA board members to halt a High Court order, seeking to have them replaced because of lack of requisite competencies to hold their positions.

Auditor General Questions URBRA Board’s Capacity to Run Retirement Benefits Sector

Behind the gleaming figures of a clean financial audit and commendable regulatory performance, the Uganda Retirement Benefits Regulatory Authority (URBRA) is grappling with internal cracks. URBRA regulates a sensitive sector of the
June 16, 2025
The fallout between UPDF and Germany, which stems from escalating tensions over governance and human rights concerns, may trigger economic spillovers that could stall or jeopardize Germany's ongoing aid-funded initiatives in Uganda.

From Power Lines to Refugee Aid: What Uganda Stands to Lose in Germany Rift

A growing diplomatic rift between Uganda and Germany threatens to cast a shadow over critical development projects, ranging from refugee support to energy infrastructure. The fallout, which stems from escalating tensions over
As an internal audit leader, Ruth likens her role to a family doctor—quietly diagnosing risks, nurturing organisational health, and working with teams to fix root causes, not just symptoms.

PURPOSE-DRIVEN & READY TO LEAD: Ruth Doreen Mutebe Reflects on 19 years of Leading Audit & Finance at top Organisations and, most recently, Umeme

As she steps away from her role as Chief Internal Auditor at Umeme Limited, in this interview with CEO East Africa Magazine’s Muhereza Kyamutetera, she reflects on her journey of transforming institutions

 

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