People on the job move
Apr 28, 2006
TO say it has been a busy week on the job front would be an understatement. First we hear that our very own <i>Sunday Vision</i> <b>Fashion Police</b> judge, <b>Tina Turyagenda</b> has tendered in her resignation. She will take up a new position in the communications department at the <b>American Em
TO say it has been a busy week on the job front would be an understatement. First we hear that our very own Sunday Vision Fashion Police judge, Tina Turyagenda has tendered in her resignation. She will take up a new position in the communications department at the American Embassy next month.
Turyagenda aside, Hellena Mayanja has replaced Martin Serugga as Multichoice PRO. Serugga moves to concentrate on his Martin Serugga Leadership Course. Not to be outdone, rather than joining her husband, Wasswa Birigwa in Tokyo, Japan where he is based as Ambassador, Yogi Birigwa has opted to take up the lucrative post of country manager (Uganda and Rwanda) for South African Airlines.
Meanwhile, we also hear that Elizabeth Kameo who quit Daily Monitor to join The Weekly Observer and later fell out with them (Weekly Observer) has now rejoined Daily Monitor.
And from the Commonwealth Secretariat in London, we also hear that William Mwambu Wanendeya has quit and headed to Celtel’s Amsterdam headquarters where he will be the cellular operator’s overall media guru.
He has been replaced by Julius Mucunguzi who was formerly Communications Officer at World Vision here in Kampala.
Turyagenda aside, Hellena Mayanja has replaced Martin Serugga as Multichoice PRO. Serugga moves to concentrate on his Martin Serugga Leadership Course. Not to be outdone, rather than joining her husband, Wasswa Birigwa in Tokyo, Japan where he is based as Ambassador, Yogi Birigwa has opted to take up the lucrative post of country manager (Uganda and Rwanda) for South African Airlines.
Meanwhile, we also hear that Elizabeth Kameo who quit Daily Monitor to join The Weekly Observer and later fell out with them (Weekly Observer) has now rejoined Daily Monitor.
And from the Commonwealth Secretariat in London, we also hear that William Mwambu Wanendeya has quit and headed to Celtel’s Amsterdam headquarters where he will be the cellular operator’s overall media guru.
He has been replaced by Julius Mucunguzi who was formerly Communications Officer at World Vision here in Kampala.