Watoto Church Archives – CEO East Africa

Letters to My Younger Self: Humphrey Asiimwe—”Ambition Without Purpose Leads Nowhere”

Kisakye ImaniThe Big StoryDecember 15, 2025December 14, 2025

The Uganda Chamber of Energy & Minerals CEO on emotional intelligence, service-led leadership, faith, and the power of lifelong learning Humphrey Asiimwe’s CV is as diverse as they come, a tapestry of corporate leadership, pastoral ministry, coaching, and national advocacy that few careers in Uganda can match. Today, he serves as the CEO of the Uganda Chamber of Energy and Minerals (UCEM), where he champions sustainable extraction, local content development, investment promotion, and Uganda’s long-term energy transition strategy. But his current role, at the intersection of policy, business, and community development, is only the latest chapter in a life shaped…

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Mrs Mary Oduka-Ochan – living a legacy of transforming sectors

Kisakye ImaniThe Big StoryMay 7, 2025May 7, 2025

Mrs Mary Oduka-Ochan has had an illustrious career, spanning various roles from marketing to social development. And throughout the years, she has made a mark and continues to do so. She shares her journey, lessons, and tips with CEO Magazine. Tell us about yourself I am a child of God, and this is one of my most important identities. Apart from this, I am a wife, mother, grandmother, and a friend to many. I also want to believe I am a people person who particularly invests in the development of young people. Professionally, I consider myself a development specialist and…

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Rebuilding hope and healing to the most vulnerable⏤ Watoto Church raises UGX56.5 bn to care for its 3,336 children

Muhereza KyamuteteraCompany News News & Analysis The Big StoryMarch 1, 2024March 1, 2024

Watoto, probably one of Uganda’s most trusted and respected non-profit organisations, in 2022 turned over UGX56.5 billion. The Watoto earned UGX53.2 billion from its mainstream activities – a 1% increase from UGX52.9 billion in 2021. Of this, UGX50.2 billion were donations from all over the world. It also earned UGX3.3 billion⏤ 18% more than the UGX2.8 billion in 2021, as net finance income- from its fixed income and other investments. Even though Watoto reduced its admin expenses by 15%, from UGX5.4 billion to UGX4.6 billion, an increase in operating expenses⏤operating expenses increased by 9% from UGX51.3 billion to UGX55.7…

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In my 40 years in Uganda I have never paid a bribe; the only way to kill corruption is for all of us to just say NO

CEO ReporterThought LeadershipDecember 24, 2021December 26, 2021

By Pastor Gary Skinner Corruption is a vile disease that sucks and drains the health out of something good. Corruption in society is an evil, moral infection that keeps community in the state of perpetual sickness. Corruption is a moral virus. It’s so potent; it leaves its hosts sick, lethargic and unable to realise and accomplish all that a well person can. Where corruption thrives, poverty and not prosperity thrives. Wealth is grabbed into the greedy grubby hands of those who get fat on the toil and labour of good people. Corruption benefits only temporarily those who participate in…

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