LIST: 315 Graduate Teachers Who Completed in 1990 Named in Latest Government Employment Decisions

The Education Service Commission has issued a notice concerning teaching and non-teaching personnel whose employment matters have been handled through confirmation, redesignation, regularisation, study leave, medical retirement and corrections to employment records.

Among those named are teachers who completed their studies in 1990, alongside education officers, assistant instructors, school administrators and other employees serving in Uganda’s education sector.

The notice, dated October 16, 2026, was signed by Mohammed Kaaya on behalf of the Secretary of the Education Service Commission.

“The Secretary, Education Service Commission informs teaching and non-teaching personnel whose names appear on the list attached that they have been confirmed, redesignated, regularized, granted study leave and their corrigenda handled respectively,” the notice states.

The commission cites Articles 167, 168 and 172 of the 1995 Constitution in the notice.

Among the groups highlighted are teachers who completed their studies in 1990, employees whose positions have been redesignated, staff whose employment records have been regularised, personnel granted study leave and former employees of the National College of Business Studies.

1990 GRADUATE TEACHERS

The graduate-teacher group includes Abar Odong James, Aguma Jalameso, Akulu Viola, Amanyi N. Evelyn, Amumpaire Godfrey, Andrea Seraphine E., Angufibo Alfred, Ariokot Emelda, Anyaija Pollycap, Ashaba John, Asiki Charles, Avuni Serald, Azikuru Rose, Bagamba Beteise Chris, Bagyema Irene M.N. and Bahatt Godfrey.

STAFF CONFIRMATION

The confirmation section includes Ssenku Edirisa Jamilu, an education officer at Lukalu Secondary School in Butambala; Makula Hakim Kitagenda, an assistant education officer at Kibibi Secondary School; Twinamatsiko Varisto, Kukundakwe Grace and Habumuremyi Festo, assistant education officers at Chahi Seed Secondary School in Kisoro; Ruhanganyine Elly of St Barnabas Secondary School in Karujanga, Kabale; and Akatukunda Seth of Kigezi College Butobere in Kabale.

Others named are Kiconco Merenia, a library assistant at Uganda Martyrs Technical Institute in Nyarushanje, Rukungiri; Rukundo Apollo, an enrolled nurse at Bwanga Secondary School in Rukungiri; Akampanya Fad of Bwanga Secondary School; Nakibuka Maimouna of Christ the King Secondary School in Kalisizo, Kyotera; Kyokali Edith of Nakyenyi Secondary School in Lwengo; Nabacwa Shakirah and Ddiiro Willy of Mbirizi Seed Secondary School in Lwengo; and Sanyu Juliet of Kyato Secondary School in Kalungu.

STAFF REDESIGNATION

The redesignation section lists Akurut Miria of Namisindwa Technical School; Lubyayi Francis Desales of Lwengo Technical Institute; Muwanga Emmanuel of Iyolwa Technical School; Twinamatsiko Hope of Hakitengya Community Polytechnic; Lunyolo Catherine of Iganga Technical Institute; and Nyesigire Sincere of Kizinga Technical Institute.

Others are Kayinda Paul, a kitchen attendant at Ssanje Community Polytechnic; Sselinya Robert Pierre of Kyamuhunga Technical Institute; Anyait Miriam of Basoga Nsadhu Technical Institute; Akiri James of Moyo Technical Institute; Mukhwana Mathias of Lumino Community Polytechnic; Obita William of Iganga Technical Institute; and Jange Oluli Pius of Bukooli Technical Institute.

STAFF REGULARISATION

Those listed under regularisation include Nabirye Kamuyati, a temporary copy typist; Okoth Joseph, an assistant instructor; Adilo Charles, Byereeta Joseph, Oloka Kawaka J and Ocaka Gabriel De Archangel, listed as headteachers or principals; Songa Peter Wani, a retired principal inspector of schools; and Aisu Joseph Edotun, a headteacher or principal.

FORMER NATIONAL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS STUDIES STAFF

The section covering former National College of Business Studies staff includes Bataringaya Bombeka, a higher executive officer; Nyamaizi Winfred Pelagia, an assistant records officer; Berunga Catherine, a principal copy typist; Mbareeba Baraba Eliasaph, a custodian; Oniaun James, a higher executive officer; Mukankusi Bernadette, a grounds woman; Timbyetaho Gratian, a caterer; Omoit Luke, a library assistant; and Twikirize Evas and Zawedde Jesca, kitchen attendants.

CORRIGENDA

The corrigenda section names Wandaawa Tracy Maria, Ahimbisibwe Sotel, Waiswa Alex, Waisana Paul, Kyozira Kolositika, Otin Patricia, Twinamatsiko Adinan, Bayingana Alex, Ayoko Victor, Enzama Nelson, Kabasingo Mary, Ojiambo Maxon Donald, Mugagga Sempa Paul, Nansikombi Jane, Bainomugisha Asaph Rugunduka, Kyanga Joshua, Ainomugisha Evas Viola, Bagambe Deo, Omedo Francis, Obote Charles Dickens, Tusemerirwe Anjerina, Okello Paul, Matsiko Edson, Nuwagira Christopher, Mwebaze Ambrose, Tushabe Beatrace, Tindyebwa Geraldd, Twinomugisha Oscar, Baaya Kairania Fabiaus, Majeme Sam Emma, Wowanika Ashim, Asizua Okua Gordon, Ajuna Babrah, Kiyingi Robert, Mwosi Fabian, Kunihira Sylivia, Ayebare Penninah, Atama George Osukua, Oblique Bonface, Lumala Hamuza, Adong Savella, Ocaa Erick, Wafula Samuel, Aruto Emmanuel Peter, Ndyomugyenyi Brea and Maiki Protus.

MEDICAL RETIREMENT

Naluwooza Robinah, an assistant education officer, is listed under medical retirement.

STAFF GRANTED STUDY LEAVE

Those listed for study leave include Nakazibwe Aisha, an education officer at Bugambi Secondary School in Sironko; Bongomin Denis of Agung Community Secondary School; Kabahereza Elizabeth, a workshop technician at Karera Technical Institute; Nyenje Peter, an assistant instructor at Kabasanda Technical Institute; Nyakoojo Usufu, an education officer at Nyakasura School in Fort Portal; Omooja Jonah of Atutur Seed Secondary School in Kumi; and Drati Thomas, an assistant instructor at Olio Community Polytechnic.

The notice brings together a range of personnel decisions affecting employees across schools, technical institutes and other education institutions.

You can see the full list of 500 teachers and Non-Teaching Staff named in the latest announcement Here.

You can also see the names of teachers summoned over disciplinary cases Here.