Tilenga

A photo collage of UNOC executives: Board Chairman Mathias Katamba (first from left, top row) and CEO Proscovia Nabbanja (centre, top row) face growing pressure to balance stability, governance and leadership renewal as four long-serving executives approach the end of the company’s ten-year tenure cycle. They include Peter Muliisa, Chief Legal Officer and Company Secretary (right, top row); Dr Michael Nkambo Mugerwa, General Manager of Uganda Refinery Holdings Company Ltd (first from left, bottom row); Emmanuel Mugagga, Chief Financial Officer (centre, bottom row); and John Bosco Habumugisha, General Manager of the National Pipeline Company Ltd and Deputy Managing Director at EACOP (right, bottom row).

Succession Crisis, Entrenchment or Failure of People Planning? Inside UNOC’s Controversial Push to Extend Senior Executives’ Contracts

There is brewing discontent at the Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC) — the Government of Uganda’s commercial vehicle for managing the country’s petroleum interests — over a controversial internal push to potentially
Kasuruban is an expensive step that could cement Uganda’s sovereignty in the upstream, or expose taxpayers to risks they never bargained for.
Kasuruban is an expensive step that could cement Uganda’s sovereignty in the upstream, or expose taxpayers to risks they never bargained for.

The Dilemma that UNOC Finds Itself in to Develop the Kasuruban Oil Block

Uganda’s oil ambitions face a critical stress test at the Kasuruban oil block. By handing it to Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC), government signaled that national control must sit at the heart
August 29, 2025

 

error: Content is protected !!
×