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Isaac Katewanga

A photo collage of managing director, Paul Mwesigwa, who government says is on forced leave, former chief engineering and technical services officer Protaze Tibyakinura, former company secretary Esther Naikoba Mulyagonja, former head internal audit Justine Nakagiri Ssemwanga, former head human resource and administration Boniface Barongo, and former head corporate and stakeholder affairs Jonan Kiiza. The six are among the seven senior officials who have been replaced by other officials, the majority of whom are holding the positions in an acting capacity.
A photo collage of managing director, Paul Mwesigwa, who government says is on forced leave, former chief engineering and technical services officer Protaze Tibyakinura, former company secretary Esther Naikoba Mulyagonja, former head internal audit Justine Nakagiri Ssemwanga, former head human resource and administration Boniface Barongo, and former head corporate and stakeholder affairs Jonan Kiiza. The six are among the seven senior officials who have been replaced by other officials, the majority of whom are holding the positions in an acting capacity.

The UEDCL Reorganization That Has Seen Seven Bosses Replaced

Slightly over one year since Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited (UEDCL) took over the country’s electricity distribution network from Umeme in April last year, the state-owned utility has plunged into one of
May 8, 2026
Acting Managing Director, Eng. Joselynne R. Rwakakooko is steering UEDCL through a major leadership transition as government intensifies oversight and restructuring efforts at the state-owned electricity distributor.
Acting Managing Director, Eng. Joselynne R. Rwakakooko is steering UEDCL through a major leadership transition as government intensifies oversight and restructuring efforts at the state-owned electricity distributor.

Inside the UEDCL Shake-Up: New Acting Managers Appointed After Top-Level Review 

 Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited (UEDCL) has announced a series of acting appointments affecting several top management positions, days after government initiated a governance review at the state-owned power distributor. In an
May 7, 2026

 

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