URSB

Mercy Kainobwisho has redefined URSB through people-centered leadership and bold reforms. By driving digital transformation, strengthening systems, and expanding access, she has turned the Bureau into a modern, high-performing institution. Her tenure reflects a balance of innovation and accountability, positioning URSB as a key pillar of Uganda’s economic development.
Mercy Kainobwisho has redefined URSB through people-centered leadership and bold reforms. By driving digital transformation, strengthening systems, and expanding access, she has turned the Bureau into a modern, high-performing institution. Her tenure reflects a balance of innovation and accountability, positioning URSB as a key pillar of Uganda’s economic development.

Driving Transformation: Mercy Kainobwisho’s Five-Year Turnaround Has Transformed URSB From Legacy to a Digital Powerhouse

When Mercy K. Kainobwisho assumed office as Registrar General in December 2020, the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) stood at a critical institutional crossroads. The country was emerging from the economic disruption
April 22, 2026
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
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Why Uganda Must Rethink How Trusts Are Registered

Over the past four decades, a generation of entrepreneurs, professionals, farmers, and property owners has built significant wealth. As this generation retires or passes on, the challenge facing families is no longer
January 8, 2026
(L-R) Gladys Nakyejwe from Minsitry of ICT, Martin Muhumuza from UNMF, Ann Bewulira Wandera the host, Benon Mugumbya from Swangz Avenue and Elizabeth Nabasirye from URSB during the Ugandan Podcast.

Protecting creativity; Uganda’s fight against piracy and Intellectual Property theft

Piracy and Intellectual Property theft have long plagued Uganda’s creative sector, robbing musicians, filmmakers, producers and innovators of both recognition and income. But government agencies, industry leaders and artistes themselves are now
PostBank Uganda’s Chief Finance Officer, CPA Peter Ssenyange (2nd R), alongside members of the bank's finance team during a photo moment after receiving the Finance Team of the Year Accolade. This recognition was part of the 2024 ICPAU Awards aimed at celebrating individuals and entities that are greatly contributing to the accountancy profession in Uganda. The event took place at Imperial Resort Beach Hotel, Entebbe, on Friday, 6th September 2024

PostBank’s Finance Team Shines at the 2024 ICPAU Awards 

PostBank Uganda whose purpose is to foster prosperity for Ugandans made its mark at the just concluded Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda (ICPAU) Awards by winning the Finance Team of
September 10, 2024

 

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