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Dr Hebert Turyatunga says success is safest from afar. When it sits across the desk, insecurity tests leadership, revealing whether managers control through fear or influence through character and emotional intelligence.
Dr Hebert Turyatunga says success is safest from afar. When it sits across the desk, insecurity tests leadership, revealing whether managers control through fear or influence through character and emotional intelligence.

When a Subordinate’s Success Feels Like a Threat

By Annah Nafula Anita never set out to unsettle anyone. She opened her salon and cosmetics business out of passion. It began as a creative outlet, a productive hobby to balance the
February 26, 2026
Kenneth Rubango is the Director of Biomedical engineering at the Joint Medical Stores, a private-Not-For Profit Non-Governmental Organisation. He says in biomedical engineering, good design makes operations efficient, helping hospitals break even sooner and remain sustainable. Otherwise, you risk ending up with a beautiful but non-functional “white elephant.”

Kenneth Rubango: Making healthcare work for every Ugandan

Kenneth Rubango is the Director of Biomedical Engineering at the Joint Medical Stores (JMS). JMS is a private-Not-For Profit Non-Governmental Organisation that was established in 1979 as a joint venture between the
February 12, 2026
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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
February 6, 2026
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Gloria Sebikari, Manager of Corporate Affairs at the Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU). She says, "Silence doesn’t keep the peace; it only delays growth. Speak your truth, kindly but firmly.”

Letters to My Younger Self: Gloria Sebikari — “Take the Risk. Say the Hard Thing. Rest When You Need To.”

The Petroleum Authority of Uganda’s Corporate Affairs Manager on courage, calling, loss, leadership, and living a life aligned with purpose. In Uganda’s rapidly evolving oil and gas sector, an industry layered with
December 17, 2025
Dr Amanda Mbonye, the co-founder of Revive Wellness Clinic and Studio Uganda speaks during a cardiovascular session on heart failure. She tells her younger self, For 15 years now, I’ve seen detours transform into stepping stones. Everything will work out well.

Letters to My Younger Self: Dr. Amanda Mbonye — “Every Detour Has Its Lesson”

The cardiology specialist on courage, focus, introverted leadership and finding her ikigai In this instalment of our Letters to My Younger Self series, Dr. Amanda Kamatamu Mbonye reflects on a journey marked
December 12, 2025
(L–R) Benson Ndung’u, CEO KPMG East Africa; Ignatius Sehoole, CEO KPMG South Africa and KPMG One Africa; Joelene Pierce, CEO Designate KPMG South Africa; and Tola Adeyemi, CEO KPMG West Africa — the leaders behind KPMG’s 2025 CEO Outlook Africa Edition, driving a message of confidence, innovation, and sustainable growth across the continent.

KPMG 2025 CEO Outlook: Africa’s CEOs Bet on AI, Talent, and Sustainability to Power Next Growth Wave 

Despite global economic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions, African CEOs are optimistic about their own organisations’ growth prospects. This is according to the KPMG 2025 Africa CEO Outlook Survey, which captures the perspectives
November 6, 2025
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