Rebecca Nairuba

Pension Officer – Communications & Member Services | Strategic Communications & Stakeholder Engagement | Advancing Retirement Literacy, Member Engagement & Read

[Rebecca Nairuba @RNairuba]

@UEDCLTD @uetcl This is a good project. But for some reason Kiwatule is down also.

[Rebecca Nairuba @RNairuba]

@UEDCLTD Thank. The power was indeed restored yesterday evening; but it's off again. So🙁!

[Rebecca Nairuba @RNairuba]

@UEDCLTD Nalugala, Bukaaya in Garuga has had no power for 3 days. Any hope of restoration will be appreciated.

[Rebecca Nairuba @RNairuba]

@UEDCLTD Part of Kiwatule has had no power till now yet all neighboring households have power 🤷🏾‍♀️

[Rebecca Nairuba @RNairuba]

@UEDCLTD @KagutaMuseveni But Oba Kiwatule has no power. Congrats

[ICPAU @ICPAU1]

Dr. Michael Kizito, Lecturer at Makerere University, shared insights at the PFM Conference on strengthening mobile money interoperability.
From pricing frameworks to wallet-to-wallet (P2P) standards, interoperability remains key to scaling merchant payments and reducing transaction costs across Uganda’s digital economy.

#4ICPAUPFMConf

[ICPAU @ICPAU1]

Dr. Michael Kizito, Lecturer at Makerere University highlited the importance of mobile money interoperability in scaling digital payments, reducing costs, and driving financial inclusion in Uganda.
He noted the need for user-centric public services, stronger digital skills, and inclusive systems, while addressing key challenges such as cybersecurity, capacity gaps, and resistance to change.

#4ICPAUPFMConf
#DigitalTransformation

[ICPAU @ICPAU1]

Highlights from the 4th Public Finance Management Conference Insights from Dr. Michael Kizito, Lecturer at Makerere University Imperial Resort Beach Hotel | 6–8 May
#4ICPAUPFMConf

[Rebecca Nairuba @RNairuba]

@UEDCLTD This is a good initiative. Any hope of restoring power in Kiwatule.

[Rebecca Nairuba @RNairuba]

@UEDCLTD Any hope for Kiwatule getting power tonight!🤷🏾‍♀️

[URBRA Uganda Retire @urbraUg]

Earlier today the Minister of State for Planning @mofpedU Hon. Amos Lugoloobi officiated at the launch of the Retirement Benefits Sector Performance report 2025.
He highlighted the importance of a regulated Retirement Benefits Sector in helping the nation achieve the ten fold growth strategy embarked on by the @GovUganda
#RetirementBenefitsReport2025
#URBRA
#Protectingyoursavings

[Rebecca Nairuba @RNairuba]

@UEDCLTD I know Kiwatule is also dark. Entering the new year in style.

[Rebecca Nairuba @RNairuba]

@UEDCLTD Can’t see Kiwatule anywhere yet we have no power.

[Makerere University Retirement Benefits Scheme @MURBS_Mak]

MURBS hosted the team from @IMFNews and @mofpedU during the Local Currency Bond Market Development Diagnostic Assessment.

Discussions focused on MURBS’ participation in primary auctions and the secondary bond market, as well as its regulatory and operational framework.

[Makerere University Retirement Benefits Scheme @MURBS_Mak]

🏆 Proud moment!
MURBS has emerged Winner at the @ICPAU1 #FiReAwards2025 in the Retirement Benefits Services category.

[ICPAU @ICPAU1]

#ICPAUFiReAwards25 winners:

Celebrating top performers in Retirement Benefits Services at the FiRe Awards 2025.

🏆 Winner – @Makerere Retirement Benefits Scheme
🥈 1st Runner-Up – Bank of Uganda Defined Benefits Scheme
🥉 2nd Runner-Up – Bank of Uganda Defined Contributions Scheme
These schemes exemplify prudent management and strong accountability in member-focused reporting.

#WeCreateImpact

[Rebecca Nairuba @RNairuba]

@UEDCLTD
Please help. Kiwatule has no power and we are working.

[Rebecca Nairuba @RNairuba]

@UEDCLTD Awesome. Hopefully Balintuma Zone is also sorted in the process.