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Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Vision Group’s Managing Director and CEO Robert Kabushenga will hand over office in 90 days time, after asking for early retirement.
Vision Group, Uganda’s leading media house, issued a statement explaining the decision of their long-serving CEO.
Kabushenga was only the company’s second CEO, having taken over from William Pike, who headed the media giants for 21 years from 1986.
FULL STATEMENT
Vision Group’s Managing Director and CEO Robert Kabushenga has resigned.
In an email to staff on Friday (January 29, 2021), Kabushenga explained his decision, which he said the board had agreed to.
“This is to let you know that for personal reasons I have asked the Board for an early retirement and this has been accepted,” he wrote.
Kabushenga explained that he will oversee a 90-day transition, as requested by the Board, before moving on.
“I am proud of the success we achieved and the impact we have had in society. This was possible because we worked together as a team. For me, it was an absolute honor and pleasure to have done so,” he explained.
Congratulations Mr Kabushenga. I know this is in part the preparation to climb higher in may/ June. Congs once again
Congratulations for wat museven has chased him and he has working under pressure
We wish you the best , I request the New CEO to copy you and always seek advice from u ,
I lastly request for your support towards KCH project
Kiburara community hospital project, found in kasese district
We wish you the best , I request the New CEO to copy you and always seek advice from u ,
I lastly request for your support towards KCH project
Kiburara community hospital project, found in kasese district
I think mutaabani wa yowana ne molly mirundi is laughing in kikonde.. He’s been mentioning kajiji,entwe ya pusi,and a man from sironko. Vision and bukedde papers should bring a story about these men.
Even a good dancer must leave a dancing flour. Thank you Mr. Kabushenga for leaving while with power to do other business but not dying on jobs like others would like. God bless whoever you go.
its good that kabushenga has retired i wish him wel
He was a very smart man. We appreciate your effort Jogo. Thanks Kabushenga
He was a very smart man. We appreciate your effort Jogo. Thanks Kabushenga