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1 Staffing in Uganda Missions Abroad As at December, 2016 STAFFING IN UGANDA MISSIONS ABROAD AS AT DECEMBER, 2016 S/N MISSION IN POST BEGINNING OF END OF TOUR TOUR 1. New York (Large 1+8/9) Head of Mission Amb. Nduhura Richard May 2013 Deputy Head of Mission Mr. Kintu Nyago Dec, 2012 FSOI /Legal Amb. Laki Muhumuza April 2013 FSO II Aisa Ismail Nov, 2016 Nov, 2020 FSOIII /Political & Support Services Mr. Onyai Manano May 2015 May 2017 FSO III Mr. Byereta Rauben September 2014 September 2018 FSO IV Ms. Kyasimire Florence July 2016 July 2020 FSO IV Ms. Nalwanga Carol September 2014 September 2018 FSO V Ms. Kabuye Annet September, 2016 September, 2019 Administrative Attaché Mr. Kirya Janat Gimbo September 2015 September , 2018 Financial Attaché 2. DLondon (Large 1+7/8) eHead of Mission/FSO I Amb. Kikafunda Joyce July, 2013 cFSO III/Political & Public Affairs Kwoba Godfrey Sept, 2016 Sept, 2020 FSOIII/Economic Ms. Mugerwa Juliet August 2015 August 2019 FSO/V Mr. Muhwezi Sam Muzoora December, 2012 December, 2016 FSO VI/Third Secretary Mr. Mpungu Moses July 2015 July 2019 Administrative Attaché Ms. Ichemu Margaret Aug, 2016 June, 2017 Financial Attaché Mr. Bageya Godfrey October 2015 October 2018 3. Nairobi (Large 1+6/7) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. Angelina Wapakhabulo July 2009 Deputy Head of Mission/FSOI Amb. Ndoboli Nathan October 2015 October 2019 FSOIII/Counselor Mr. Elogu Job Emannuel September 2014 September 2018 FSO III/Counselor Ms. Wabyona Jackie December, 2016 December, 2020 FSO IV/Economic Affairs Ms. Linda Ijang Oder October 2013 October 2017 FSO VI/Third Secretary Ms. Akello Suzan May 2015 May 2019 Administrative Attaché Ms. Namatende Evelyn April 2016 April 2020 Financial Attaché Mr. Agaba Michael Dec, 2016 Not Reported 4. Dar es Salaam (Medium 1+6/7) Head of Mission Amb. Hyuha Samali Dorothy October 2015 FSOI/Social Affairs & Support Services Amb. Norah Katabarwa Lema March 2016 March, 2019 FSO III Mr. Edule Oscar September 2015 September 2019 FSO VI Janat Najjuma August, 2016 August, 2020 Administrative Attaché Ms. Nyiransanziyera Fredah November 2014 November 2018 1 Financial Attaché Ms. Asea Victoria December, 2016 December, 2019 5. Khartoum (Small 1+3/4) FSO II/Political Affairs Mrs. Onek Joyce Badaru July 2015 July 2017 (Contract) FSO VI Mr. Tugume Robert August ,2013 August, 2017 Administrative Attaché Ms. Kabwimukya Joyce November, 2013 November, 2017 6. Kinshasa (Small 1+4/5) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. James Kinobe June 2009 FSO II/Minister Counselor Brg. Chihande Julius July 2015 July, 2019 FSO IV/Political & Support Services Ms. Nakawombe Georgina July, 2016 July, 2020 Administrative Attaché Ms. Nanyonjo Mai September 2014 September 2018 7. Kigali (Small 1+4/5) Head of Mission Amb. Richard Kabonero March, 2006 FSO II/Deputy HOM Ms. Anne Katusiime July 2015 July, 2017 FSO V/Political Affairs Ms. Ngalonsa Evelyne .C July, 2012 Jan, 2017 (EXT) FSO VI Ms. Namirimu Juliet August, 2016 August, 2020 Administrative Attaché Ms. Atuhairwe Joan December 2013 December 2017 8. Addis Ababa (Large 1+5/6) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. Mull Katende Aug. 2008 February, 2017 (Reti) FSOI /DHM/AU Amb. Idule Amoko June 2009 FSO II/Minister Counselor Mr. Karugaba Michael May, 2013 May 2017 FSO IV/Political Affairs Mr. Aryabaha Evans August, 2013 August, 2017 FSO III Ms. Namono Mary August 2014 August 2018 Administrative Attaché Ms. Zziwa Anne July, 2016 August, 2017 9. Juba (Small 1+3/4) Head of Mission/FSO I Maj. Gen. Rusoke May 2013 FSO IV/Political & Support Services Ms. Agama Woling Anthony July, 2016 July, 2020 FSO VI Mr. Malinga Julius April, 2016 April, 2020 2 10. Pretoria (Medium 1+5/6) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. Moto Julius Dec, 2012 FSO II/Economic Affairs Mr. Kivuna Julius December, 2016 December, 2020 FSO VI/Social & Support Services Ms. Okumu Ringa Martha January, 2013 January, 2017 FSO VI Mr. Wamono David July, 2014 July, 2018 FSO VI/AO Ms. Natukunda Charity July 2015 July 2019 Administrative Attaché Ms. Magoba Jessica August 2015 August 2019 Financial Attaché Mr. Eriechu Richard December, 2016 Not Reported 11. Abuja (Small 1+4/5) Charge’ D’Affaires Mr. Ocheger Nelson October 2015 FSO III Mr. Byarufu Nurh August 2015 August, 2019 FSO VI/Economic & Social Affairs Ms. Kalinaki Hajarah August, 2013 August 2017 Administrative Attaché Ms. Najjuma Joyce October 2014 October 2018 Financial Attaché Ms. Driciru Margaret December, 2016 Not Reported 12. mCairo (Small 1+5/6) FSO III/Political & Support Services Mr. Katsigazi Arthur Nov. 2006 FSOIII Mr. Oundo Mukaga Charles October, 2013 October, 2017 FSO V Mr. Mujimba Robert August, 2016 August, 2018 FSO VI Ms. Kirunda Zoe August 2016 August 2020 Administrative Attaché Ms. Adakun Stella May 2015 May 2019 Financial Attaché Mr. Mpuga Richard August 2015 August 2018 13. Algiers (Small 1+3/4) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. Moses Sebunya April 2003 Deputy Head of Mission/FSO III Mr. Tushabe Fred March 2016 March 2020 FSO II /Political & Support Services Mr. Kalikola Dennis July, 2014 July, 2018 14. Riyadh (Medium 1+4/5) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. SemudduYahaya Dec, 2012 FSO I/Political Affairs Amb. Ahmed Ssenyomo Aug, 2012 Feb, 2017 FSOVI/Social Affairs Mr. Mulekezi Daniel November, 2013 November, 2017 FSO IV/Economic & Support Services Ms. HiromeAbubakar.M Jan, 2013 Jan, 2017 Administrative Attaché Ms. Nabirye Zaina October, 2016 October, 2020 3 15. Tehran (Small 1+3/4) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. Ahmed Kisule Aug. 2000 FSO IV/Economic & Social Affairs Mr. Bulwaka Michael January, 2017 Not Reported FSO/VI Mr. Bwambale Crissy.M October, 2012 Jan , 2017 FSO/VI Mr. Tumukunde Dennis June 2015 June 2019 Administrative Attaché Ms. Kyokutamba Jennifer July 2015 July 2019 16. Tokyo (Small 1+3/4) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. Akech Betty January, 2013 FSO IV/Political, Social & Support Ms. Namutebi Edith July, 2013 July, 2017 Services FSO/VI Mr. Musinguzi Jesse June 2015 June 2019 Administrative Attaché Ms. Kabahwezi Teopista July 2015 July 2019 Financial Attaché Mr. Etengu Gabriel August 2015 August 2018 17. Moscow (Small 1+3/4) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. Moses Ebuk Dec. 2005 Deputy Head of Mission Amb. Rutazindwa Gideon October 2015 FSO V/Economic Affairs Ms. Kasangaki Evelyne July 2015 July 2019 Administrative Attaché Ms. Tusiime Violet May, 2015 May, 2019 Financial attaché Mr. Sanyu Henry December, 2016 Not Reported 18. Paris (Small 1+5/6) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. Nimisha Madhvani June, 2016 June, 2019 FSO II Amb. Kamahungye Elly July 2015 July 2019 FSO II/Political, Social & Support Ms. Dora Kutesa August 2014 August 2018 Services FSO VI/Economic Affairs Ms. Nakawuma Juliet September, 2013 September, 2017 Administrative Attaché Ms. Katusabe Phoebe October 2015 October 2019 Financial Attaché Mr. Mulindwa Jude August 2015 August 2018 4 19. Berlin (Small 1+5/6) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. Tibaleka Marcel Jan, 2013 FSO I/Economic Affairs Amb. Muhindo Johnny Dec. 2015 Dec. 2019 FSO III/Political, Social & Support Mukhooli Fred July, 2016 July, 2020 Services FSO IV Ms. Otteskov Margaret Ageti July 2015 July 2019 Administrative Attaché Ms. Sanyu Nakibowa Hope Feb.2015 Feb 2019 20. Ottawa (Small 1+4/5) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. Alintuma Nsambu Dec, 2012 Deputy Head of Mission/FSO I Amb.Margaret Kyogire May 2015 FSO II/Economic Affairs Ms. Wamanga Elizabeth August, 2012 August, 2017 (EXT) FSOIV/Political, Social &Support Mr. Tazenya Allan July 2015 July, 2019 Administrative Attaché Ms. Nakanjako Assumpter October 2015 October 2019 Financial Attaché Ms. Awava Pamela August August 2018 21. Canberra (Small 1+3/4) Head of Mission/FSO I Mr. NkuruhoEnoch Dec, 2012 FSO III/Political, Social & Support Ms. Barti Kawooya September, 2012 September, 2017 (Contract) Services FSO Gr.VI Ms. Okunia Juliet July, 2015 July, 2019 Administrative Attaché Mr. Mugagga James January 2016 January 2020 Financial Attaché Mr. Kasenge Mark December, 2016 Not Reported 22. Washington (Medium 1+7/8) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. Wonekha Oliver December, 2012 FSO Gr. II/Minister Counselor Mr. Dickson Ogwang. December 2010 December 2015 FSO VI/Political & Support Services Mr. Muhwezi Stilson August, 2013 August, 2017 FSO VI/Social & Diaspora Affairs Ms. Kirungi Rosebell Sept 2007 April, 2017 FSO VI/Social Ms. Luwemba Grace June 2015 June 2019 Administrative Attaché Ms. Jane Frances Onega July 2016 July 2018 Financial Attaché Mr. Kizito Adam July 2015 July 2018 5 23. Copenhagen (Medium 1+5/6) Head of Mission/FSO I Amb. Kibedi Zaake Dec, 2012 FSOI/ DH Mission Amb. Danny Ssozi Jan. 2008 FSOIII/Political, Social & Support Ms. Mukubwa Alex July 2015 July 2019 Services FSOVI/Economic Affairs, Investment, Ms. Asinde Esther October,2013 October, 2017 Foreign Aid & Technical Assistance Administrative Attaché Ms. Sylivia Nambooza November, 2016 November, 2020 Financial Attaché Mr. John Marie Iga December, 2016 Not Reported 24. Rome (Medium 1+5/6) Head of Mission/ FSO Gr I Amb. Grace Akello May 2013 FSOI/Economic Affairs Amb. Mumtaz Kassam June 2015 June, 2018 FSOV/Political, Social & Support Mr. Mwijusya Julius July 2012 Dec, 2016 (EXT) Services FSOVI Mr. Basimwa Ronald August 2014 August 2018 FSO VI Ms. Ruyondo Doreen August, 2016 August, 2020 Administrative Attaché Ms. Norah Mugoya December, 2016 December, 2017 Financial Attaché Ms. Apio Jackline August 2015 August 2018 25. New Delhi (Small 1+4/5) Head of Mission/ FSO Gr. I Amb. Elizabeth Napeyok Dec, 2012 FSOII/Economic Affairs Ms. Kedisi Margaret July, 2015 July 2019 FSOIV/First Secretary Mr. Mutungi Francis October, 2013 October, 2017 FSO VI/Third Secretary Mr. Opio Richard Gr. VI July 2015 July 2019 Administrative Attaché Ms. Kembabazi Deborah August 2012 April 2017 (EXT) Administrative Attaché Ms. Iteru Jane Frances April, 2016 Not Reported Financial Attaché Ms.
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