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jobuganda · 2 years

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Graduate Trainee (Internal Auditor) – UEDCL

Graduate Trainee (Internal Auditor) – UEDCL

September 5, 2022 Job Title: Graduate Trainee (Internal Auditor) – UEDCL Organization: Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited Duty Station: Uganda Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited Profile: Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited (UEDCL) was formed in 2001 by the electricity act of 1999 following the split of the Uganda Electricity Board (UEB). UEDCL’s mandate is to own all the electricity distributions network below 33kv across the country. Roles and Responsibilities: • Assist performance of processes that ensure compliance with organization’s operational and accounting policies in line with the UEDCL strategy and standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing (SPPIA), • Perform Compliance Audits across all departments of the organization and report on the findings accordingly • Assist in the design of internal control Compliance check lists for all heads of sections to keep them abreast with the compliance requirements as they execute their day to day activities. • Support / Handle special Audit assignment requests by the Managing Director into various special financial and operational investigations in line with UEDCL policies and procedures. • Support Preparation of a work methodology and conduct audit of Umeme asset investments in line with the Lease and Assignment agreement. • Assist performance of value for money audits and advise management how to efficiently, effectively and economically use the available scarce resources. • Support the formulation of risk management strategies and policies and all operations areas of the organization, reviewing exposure to risk and the effectiveness of the controls in place to mitigate risks. • Assist the review of financial systems and report on compliance with the UEDCL Financial Policies and the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and practices. • Assist on any other special assignments as appropriate (e.g. fraud investigations, effectiveness reviews) as requested. • Prepare internal audit reports which present audit findings in a clear, concise manner • Recommend improvements to systems and controls based on observations and best practice • Have an awareness of the various services provided by UEDCL Minimum Qualifications for this job: - Only candidates with a Bachelor’s in any Business- or Engineering-related course with First Class Honors and Second Class Upper can apply. - Proficiency in Microsoft packages is required. - Excellent customer service skills. - Responsiveness and attention to detail. - Professional attitude and appearance - Solid written and verbal communication skills are essential. - Ability to be resourceful and proactive when issues arise. - Strong organizational, interpersonal skills. Application Instructions Qualifying applicants should upload their CV (Clearly indicating 3 referees with contacts), Cover letter, and all copies of Academic and other support documents. Put the Job title on the subject Line. Your application should be addressed to: The Head Human Resource & Administration, UEDCL Tower, Plot 37 Nakasero Road, Kampala. NB: Each document that is to be uploaded should not exceed file size of 1MB. Only Shortlisted Candidates will be contacted for guidance on the next step. APPLY NOW HERE! Closing Date: 5:00PM, Friday 16th September 2022 For similar Jobs in Uganda today and great Uganda jobs, please remember to subscribe using the form below: NOTE: No employer should ask you for money in return for advancement in the recruitment process or for being offered a position. Please contact Fresher Jobs Uganda if it ever happens with any of the jobs that we advertise. Read the full article

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nipashe411 · 4 years

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Uganda experiences national power outage same time as Kenya Uganda on Saturday morning experienced a national power blackout the same time as Kenya’s, which lasted more than seven hours in many parts of the county.

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annafricatv · 5 years

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Uganda To Impose Sanctions On Power Distribution Company, Umeme

Uganda Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA) is aiming to impose financial penalties on its sole power distributor Umeme Ltd for any frequent and prolonged supply outages starting from March. #AfricanNewsNetwork

Uganda Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA) is aiming to impose financial penalties on its sole power distributor Umeme Ltd for any frequent and prolonged supply outages starting from March.

ERA says in a notice published on its website that it wants to set targets for “reliability and quality” of power supplied by the distribution company, having secured a 25-year license in 2005 to be the…

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kideonline · 3 years

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100 Technicians Job at Umeme Limited 2021

Job details: Umeme Limited is a public company listed on the Uganda Securities Exchange and the Nairobi Securities Exchange, licensed to distribute and supply electricity in Uganda. Umeme aspires to be an employer of choice, committed to providing exciting career opportunities that bring the best out of people. Umeme is seeking to recruit 100 Technicians in the field of Electrical Engineering Job…

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profjoelblog · 3 years

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Umeme Projects a Profit Decline of Over 60% for FY20

Nairobi — Umeme Limited has issued a profit warning for the financial year ending December 31, 2020, which will be lower than the earnings in 2019, by more than 60 percent. The NSE listed ompany through a statement revealed that the lower projections are a result of the pandemic effects, amongst other reasons. “The reduction in profitability is attributed to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic,…

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mubahood360 · 3 years

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Umeme signs MoU with Directorate of Industrial Training to promote skilling – PML Daily

Mr. Patrick Byakatonda, the Acting Director DIT handsover over copy of the MoU to Mr Andrew Mwesigye, Head of Regional Projects at Umeme (PHOTO/Courtesy).KAMPALA — Utility Company Umeme Limited has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Directorate of Training (DIT) to promote skilling of underprivileged communities. The partnership aims to expand the scope…

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kataarushwatz · 5 years

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Taasisi ya Kuzuia na Kupambana na Rushwa (Takukuru) Wilaya ya Kondoa, mkoani hapa imewafikisha mahakamani mafundi umeme, Ally Manyundo na Ibrahim Seleman kwa kosa la kuomba rushwa ya Sh 100,000. Kati ya fedha hizo tayari walipokea Sh 60,000 ili waweke nguzo za umeme karibu na nyumba ya mtoa taarifa. Kwa mujibu wa taarifa iliyotolewa jana na Kamanda wa Takukuru Mkoa wa Dodoma, Sostenes Kibwengo, Manyundo ni fundi umeme na mwajiriwa wa Kampuni ya MF Electrical Engineering Company Limited na Selemani ni kibarua kwenye kampuni hiyo. Akiwasomea mashtaka mbele ya Hakimu Mkazi wa Mahakama ya Wilaya ya Kondoa, Lucas Jang’andu baada ya kufunguliwa kesi ya jinai Namba 56/2019, Mwendesha Mashtaka wa Takukuru, Leonard Haule aliiambia mahakama hiyo kuwa washtakiwa wametenda kosa la kuomba na kupokea rushwa kinyume na Kifungu cha 15 (1) (a) na (2) ya Sheria ya Kuzuia na Kupambana na Rushwa Na. 11 ya mwaka 2007. Mwendesha Mashitaka huyo alidai kuwa washtakiwa hao kati ya Machi 8 na Machi 10 mwaka huu, wakiwa katika Kijiji cha Kiteo Wilaya ya Kondoa Mkoa wa Dodoma waliomba Sh 100,000 na kupokea kiasi cha Sh 60,000 kama rushwa kwa ajili ya kuweka nguzo ya umeme karibu na nyumba ya mtoa taarifa. Alisema washtakiwa hawakukidhi masharti ya dhamana, hivyo walipelekwa rumande hadi Machi 22 mwaka huu(leo) kesi hiyo itakaposikilizwa. #kataarushwa #tanzania #takukuru #photooftheday #like4like #instagood #followme #picoftheday #me #instadaily #friends #repost #instalike #life #amazing #instamood #bestoftheday #motivation #hot #일상 #inspiration https://www.instagram.com/p/BvTog7LBCWl/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=16ckap3rs70ht

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joackcompany · 11 months

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afceuganda · 1 year

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Senior Financial Accountant

The Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited (UEDCL) is a limited liability company incorporated in Uganda under the Companies Act. UEDCL owns the 33KV and below voltage electricity distribution network and all the operational assets associated with the business currently leased to Umeme Ltd. The company monitors Umeme Ltd’s investment and distribution of power in Nine Service Territories…

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modealer-dailynews · 2 years

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jobuganda · 2 years

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Umeme Uganda Jobs 2022 – Fresher Graduate Trainee

Job Title: Graduate Trainee – Umeme Uganda Jobs 2022 Organization: Umeme Uganda Limited Duty Station: Uganda Department: Communications & Marketing Grade: B3 Umeme Uganda Limited Profile Umeme is the Leading Electricity distribution company in Uganda supplying electricity to over 1.3 Million customers spread across our 45 Service Centers and with a workforce of over 1,600 staff. We are committed to providing exciting career opportunities that bring the best out of people. At Umeme; We offer you an opportunity to kick start your career, apply your skills, gain experience and grow your career. We support the development of your skills, so that you can continue to contribute effectively and succeed in a rapidly evolving electricity sector. Are you an individual with high integrity, dedication and ambition, interested in developing your career. Then we welcome you to a future of possibilities in the Electricity Distribution industry! We recruit the best and in return, offer competitive rewards and benefits. We cherish the safety of our staff and public. Minimum Qualifications Required Qualifications and Experience: - At least second-class upper Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Communications, Journalism or any other relevant field and knowledge in Graphics Design. - A minimum of a credit in Mathematics and English at O’Level. - At least 1-2 years’ experience in a fast-paced environment. Personal Attributes/Competencies: - Well Conversant with Graphics Design. - High level of artistic skills and a strong sense of design. - Creative and Innovative. - Honesty and Integrity. - Attention to detail. - Customer–centric and team-oriented. - Willingness to learn with a positive attitude and a growth mindset. - Good communication skills and ability to work with multiple Departments. - Ability to work from reference materials such as photography or concept art. How To Apply for Umeme Uganda Jobs 2022 All interested and suitably qualified applicants can submit their applications through the link below. Click here to apply Deadline: Tuesday 19th July 2022 at 5:00 PM For similar Jobs in Uganda today and great Uganda jobs, please remember to subscribe using the form below: NOTE: No employer should ask you for money in return for advancement in the recruitment process or for being offered a position. Please contact Fresher Jobs Uganda if it ever happens with any of the jobs that we advertise. Facebook WhatsApp Twitter LinkedIn Read the full article

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seangunn256-blog · 5 years

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HAVE YOU GOOGLED THIS YET?

W H O O W N S U G A N D A 🇺🇬

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HOW MUSEVENI FAMILY OWNS UGANDA 🇺🇬

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After joining New Yorkers in Time Square to welcome 2012 yesterday , this morning, without any hangovers, I sat at the table to have my first coffee of the new year and on the table with my laptop open, I reviewed this article below written in 2009 about Museveni’s family governance of Uganda.

The article focuses on how many businesses in Uganda are owned and run by the Museveni family and friends. My attention will not be on the negative aspect of this family empire, but on the positive contribution of the business development.

Looking at the list of business provided, one should take comfort that these are mostly physical assets which any future Ugandan government will take over and re-distribute to its citizens. In essence, this is not a loss, as most would like us to believe, but a positive contribution to Uganda’s development. One positive attribute to this is the number of employments these businesses provide to Ugandans.

I am bringing up this now, to prevent and avoid what happened in 1978-79 when Ugandan exiles returned and wreaked havoc by destroying and looting businesses and houses once owned and run by Nubians. The people who did this were Ugandans who later had to go to the international community to seek money for reconstruction and rehabilitation of what they purposely ruined and destroyed. It would be madness if after Museveni’s fall Ugandans wreaked havoc at Garden City simply because it was once owned by the Museveni family.

Instead of focusing on internal destruction, Ugandans need to pay attention to what the Museveni family and friends are doing outside the country and plan to reposes them. Any development the Museveni family and friends are doing in Uganda, to me, that is positive contribution.

In 1979 great schools in Uganda such as Saint Charles Lwanga College Koboko were looted and destroyed simply because it happened to be in Amin’s village. What kind of nonsense is this leave alone the madness portrayed by the so-called post Amin leadership?

The following is what the Ugandan journalist and writer Timothy Kalyegira wrote two years ago about President Museveni’s family ownership of Uganda:

On March 11, 2009, the news magazine, the Independent, founded by Andrew Mwenda, published a cover story titled “Family rule in Uganda”.

The article examined the structure of effective political power in Uganda today and explained:

“Museveni has appointed his wife, Mrs Janet Museveni, as state minister for Karamoja; his brother, Gen. Salim Saleh, formerly a minister of state for micro finance, as Senior Presidential Advisor on defence, a job at the same rank as a cabinet minister; his brother-in-law, Sam Kuteesa, as minister of foreign affairs; his son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, commander of the Special Forces, his daughter Natasha Karugire, Private Secretary to the president in charge of Household.

“Museveni has also appointed his nephew, Joseph Ekwau (son of his younger sister Violet Kajubiri), Private Secretary to the President in charge of Medical Services (HIV//AIDS); his sister Miriam Karugaba as Administrator at State House (she is semi-literate) and her husband (therefore Museveni’s brother-in-law), Jimmy Karugaba, as Officer in Charge (OC) of the Accounts Department at State House. Museveni has also appointed his sister-in-law, Jolly Sabune, Executive Director of Cotton Development Authority; his niece-in-law, Hope Nyakairu, Undersecretary for Administration and Finance at State House; his cousin Bright Rwamirama, State Minister for Animal Husbandry; his other cousin, Faith Katana Mirembe, Assistant Private Secretary in charge of Education and Social Services and Justus Karuhanga, Private Secretary to the President in charge of Legal Affairs who is a nephew to Mrs Museveni.”

The article later added: “Many observers say that increasing family influence in government has gone hand in hand with the informalisation of power. Thus, although formal authority is vested in official institutions, effective power is wielded by this informal clique of family and kin. The official structure presents a semblance of national ethno-regional and religious diversity to win the regime legitimacy. The informal but highly powerful structure of the closest of the president’s family and kin is the “real” government.”

That edition of the Independent became the best-selling edition they have ever published and it had to do an additional print run to quench the intense public interest in the story. The day after the story was published, according to Mwenda, a furious President Museveni held a meeting of his family members at State House and said he was going to arrest the Managing Editor, Andrew Mwenda.

However, some of his family urged him not to make that move, as it would give the story greater publicity than it was already getting. They settled on the idea of keeping watch on Mwenda and then one day, at the slightest opportunity, say if he drove past a red traffic light or his car road license expired, arrest him and claim that this was the real reason for the arrest. The story, of course, confirmed in print what many Ugandans knew in fact.

However, it still came as a sensation to thousands of Ugandans who did not know, up to that point, the extent to which national power had been concentrated in the hands of one family, the Museveni family and that there was, in reality, no Uganda government in existence. Whoever thinks they work for a Uganda government is, in effect, working as a servant to the Museveni family.

How, then, did this Museveni family, pretending to be a government, really work? In the middle of the year, a crisis erupted at the national electricity firm, Umeme, the successor to the Uganda Electricity Board (U.E.B) There were all sorts of abuses at the company, the main one being that meters had been tampered with and Ugandans were paying much higher for their power than they should. Also, Umeme, it was said, had been conning the Uganda government of millions of shillings in the arrangement by which the Uganda government was supposed to be subsidizing Umeme each year.

When the crisis turned into a public outcry, President Yoweri Museveni asked his half-brother, Gen. Salim Saleh, to set up a committee to investigate the problem. Computers were seized at Umeme’s offices. “Police anti-fraud squad raided the offices of Umeme, Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA), Uganda Electricity Transmission Company Limited (UETCL) and confiscated their computers. Police also raided the home of [Umeme Managing Director Paul] Mare. They also raided the office of the energy ministry Permanent Secretary, Fred Kaliisa, and confiscated his computer too,” reported the Independent in its Aug. 11, 2009 edition. These first appeared at this link: http://oneuganda.com/?p=759

Let us recap. Ugandans were told that the government had sold off U.E.B to the South African national electricity company Eskom and this new entity was what later came to be re-named Umeme. The crisis of 2009 was the most serious Umeme had faced in Uganda so far. But something odd was noticeable: no single board director or other official of Eskom, the supposed parent company, flew in from South Africa to Uganda to deal with the crisis or at least address a press conference to allay public frustration and anger.

Instead, President Museveni appointed his brother to probe the Umeme crisis. This should have raised the question of who actually owned Umeme. Somehow, the mainstream media failed to ask the question, at least publicly. A source told the Uganda Record on Saturday Dec. 19, 2009 that “Stanbic Bank belongs to the [First] family. They are paid 200million [Uganda shillings] per month as administration fees via an escrow account in [South Africa].”

An escrow account is a kind of temporary account awaiting verification of goods and services.Sources at Stanbic Bank talk of cheques being signed to pay the Museveni family “administrative fees” even though they do not have supporting documentation to justify or explain the payment.

The way the Museveni family is paid royalties, or rent, by escrow accounts for their ownership of the title deeds of the Stanbic Bank business name in Uganda (what was once the Uganda Commercial Bank, Uganda’s largest banking group) is the way it is paid for their ownership of other apparently South African or foreign-owned businesses in Uganda.

These sources say that it is Stanbic Bank that is used to finance businesses like Roofings Ltd, Speke Resort Munyonyo, the J&M Hotel along the Kampala-Entebbe highway, businessman Hassan Basajjabalaba’s hotel and Kampala International University, all of which actually belong to the Museveni family.

Information gathered by a team of journalists at the Daily Monitor in June shed astonishing light on the extent to which the Museveni family has taken control of Uganda. This information was shared with the Uganda Record.

In 2002, some officials at the African Development Bank (ADB) headquarters in Tunis, Tunisia, and who had once held President Museveni in high esteem, were shocked to discover, after some investigation, that the money that built Garden City shopping complex in Kampala had been from a loan borrowed from the ADB.

However, the ADB officials said that this loan was then used to appear to finance the construction of Garden City, and yet in reality the money that built Garden City had been looted from the Ugandan treasury and the ADB loan was used by the Museveni family to give the Garden City project the appearance of legitimacy.

Employees working at Roofings Ltd., owned by Janet Museveni, openly tell their colleagues about how they have been forwarded to the company by State House and how it is owned by the Museveni family. The chairman of Stanbic Bank Uganda, Hannington Karuhanga, is not without coincidence a cousin to Janet Museveni.

This ownership of Kampala International University is the reason (and there is no other reason) that explains why Hassan Basajjabalaba is repeatedly given bailouts by the Bank of Uganda on orders of President Yoweri Museveni. Sometimes, it almost appears that Museveni is forcing Basajjabalaba to take the money.

Appearing as a guest on Capital FM’s programme Desert Island Discs on Easter Sunday on April 8, 2007, Museveni was asked by the interviewer Desiree Barlow what he planned to do with his life if or when he finally retired as head of state. Museveni was categorical. He said he would go into the hotel industry. Those who do not know what has been going on in Uganda under Museveni were bound to be puzzled. Museveni does not seem like a person interested in the hotel and hospitality industry. Why would he mention hotels as his retirement pursuit?

And since he usually likes to plan his life well in advance, was he going to start taking interest in hotels when he turned 75 or had he already started laying the groundwork for that?

If the Independent magazine thought it had reported on First Family rule in Uganda in its March 11, 2009 edition, it had only touched the tip of the story.

Below is a list of the Museveni family and henchmen’s property in Uganda as compiled by the investigative teams at the Daily Monitor and the Uganda Record. Notice the number of hotels listed:

Akamwes — Salim Saleh and Hope Mwesigye

Aya Hotel — Yoweri Museveni

J & M Hotel — Janet Museveni

Greenland Towers — Janet Museveni

Roofings Uganda — Janet Museveni

Sameer Dairy Corporation — Yoweri Museveni

Malaysia Furniture Brands — Janet Museveni

Nakumatt — Yoweri Museveni

#ChamTowers Uganda — Yoweri Museveni

Crested Towers -Uganda — Yoweri Museveni

Imperial Royale Hotel — Yoweri Museveni

Imperial Resort Beach Hotel — Yoweri Museveni

Bidco Uganda Limited — Yoweri Museveni

Umeme Uganda — Muhoozi Kainerugaba

Uganda Telecom — Muhoozi Kainerugaba

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