Museveni Replaces URA Boss Doris Akol, Appoints New Bank of Uganda Boss

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Museveni Replaces URA Boss Doris Akol, Appoints New Bank of Uganda Boss

President Museveni has appointed Mr John Musinguzi Rujoki as the new Commissioner General of Uganda Revenue Authority, replacing Doris Akol who has been at the...

President Museveni has appointed Mr John Musinguzi Rujoki as the new Commissioner General of Uganda Revenue Authority, replacing Doris Akol who has been at the helm of the tax body since 2014.

Ms Akol had replaced Ms Alen Kagina, the current executive director of the Uganda National Roads Authority. 

"By virtue of powers granted to me by the Constitution, I have appointed Mr John Musinguzi Rujoki as the new Commissioner General of @URAuganda.This appointment takes immediate effect," Mr Museveni tweeted.

Mr John Musinguzi has been serving as a Senior Presidential Adviser, Investment and ICT. He previously served as head of URA's Special Revenue Protection Services, Finance and Audit. He holds a BSc, Maths (MUK) and MSc, Computing and Information Systems (University of Greenwich).

Mr Museveni has also appointed a new deputy governor of the Bank of Uganda, following the expiry of Dr Louis Kasekende's contract. 

"I have also appointed Dr Michael Atingi-Ego as the new Deputy Governor, Bank of Uganda. I have forwarded his name to Parliament for vetting," Mr Museveni announced. 

 

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