Tag Archives: Recruitment

Viewers: 70,002 By Spy Uganda  The Minister of Gender, Labour and Social Development, Lt Gen. (Rtd) Henry Tumukunde, has ordered all external labour recruitment companies to reapply for operating licences as the government moves to streamline and strengthen oversight of Uganda’s labour export sector. Speaking during a meeting with external labour recruitment agencies and pre-departure orientation and training institutions …

By Brian Mugenyi mugenyijj@gmail.com For two years, Mr. Edison Nuwamanya, a Diploma holder in Agriculture and Animal Husbandry from Busitema University, has waited for an opportunity he believes he is qualified for a chance to serve Uganda through public service. But instead of wearing the official identity of a government employee, Mr. Nuwamanya says he has spent years volunteering in …

Kyankwanzi – The Government of Uganda has intensified efforts to streamline public sector recruitment, directing that all government job advertisements must include clear disclaimers discouraging bribery of recruitment officers. Mr. Ben Kamumanya The directive was issued by Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Local Government, Ben Kumumanya, during the opening of a two-week orientation for Heads of Human Resource Management from …

For an institution created to sniff out dirty money and choke financial crime at its roots, the spotlight is now uncomfortably fixed on the watchdog itself. A damning Value for Money audit in the December 2025 report by the Auditor General has exposed glaring weaknesses at the Financial Intelligence Authority (FIA), raising tough questions about competence, focus and leadership under …

HAYS Recruitment Agency on Sunday, the 14th, successfully held a colourful and well-attended send-off ceremony for more than 200 Ugandan men and women heading for employment opportunities abroad, marking yet another milestone in the agency’s contribution to labour export and youth employment.The event took place at HAYS head offices in Lubowa and attracted a wide range of guests, including government …

A whistleblower has raised alarm over what they describe as alleged nepotism, irregular recruitment, and misuse of public funds within the Judicial Service Commission (JSC). In a confidential letter seen by this publication, the anonymous source claims that certain officials at the JSC “abused their authority and manipulated recruitment processes” during the 2023/2024 financial year. The saga rotates around the …