Ian Rumanyika has announced he will no longer be an employee of Uganda Revenue Authority, Uganda’s revenue collection body, where he has been serving as Manager Public and Corporate Affair.
Rumanyika has been an employee of URA for more than 10 years serving in different capacities.
In a series of tweets made today, 5th April 2022, Rumanyika confirmed his exit thanking Uganda and URA for “believing in me and opening doors that enabled me to grow and contribute to the agenda.
“Today, 5th April 2022, is my last day at URA as Manager Public and Corporate Affairs & it has been amazing 10 years and 9 months. I am forever grateful to God & colleagues at URA for believing in me and opening doors that enabled me grow and contribute to the agenda,” he wrote.
“URA has made me what I am today, an incredible organization, and I feel privileged to have been a part of it for the last decade. To all stakeholders and taxpayers, I am super grateful, I have learned from you and you have made me better through this journey.
“Working with each one of you, especially the media during my time here, has been the most precious, purpose-driven, and learning experience ever. Please don’t be a stranger, I will need you in the next chapter, and looking forward to achieving more together. Cheers!”
Rumanyika who was recently named amongst the top 100 Public Relations (PR) practitioners was directly in charge of Marketing and Public Relations, overseeing the entire PR operations, stakeholder management, Service management, Contact Centre, Change management, Corporate Brand management, Media relations and management.
Other responsibilities included Corporate Social Responsibility and Taxpayer Education and Awareness.
