Ian Rumanyika, a well-regarded corporate communications and public affairs leader, has announced his resignation as Head of External and Corporate Affairs at Uganda Baati Ltd, effective June 30, 2025.
In a public statement shared on Monday, Rumanyika expressed deep gratitude for what he described as “three fulfilling years and two months” with the company, during which he led strategic communications, policy advocacy, and stakeholder engagement across a period marked by significant growth and transformation.
“As we wait for 1st July. After three fulfilling years and two months, I will resign as Head of External and Corporate Affairs at Uganda Baati Ltd, effective June 30, 2025,” Rumanyika announced on X.
“It has been an honour to lead strategic communications, policy advocacy and stakeholder engagement through a period of growth and transformation. I’m proud of the milestones and impact we have achieved as a team.”
Rumanyika also extended appreciation to the leadership of Uganda Baati and its parent company, the Safal Group, as well as to key institutional partners, including the Ministry of Finance, Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), Uganda Manufacturers Association (UMA), Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU), East African Business Council (EABC), and the Uganda Iron and Steel Association, among others.
“I am grateful… for your unwavering support,” he noted, emphasising the spirit of collaboration that has defined his tenure.
Under his leadership, Uganda Baati has strengthened its voice in policy discussions and bolstered partnerships with both public and private sector stakeholders, further positioning the company as a thought leader in Uganda’s industrial and manufacturing landscape.
As he prepares for new professional pursuits, Rumanyika reaffirmed his commitment to advancing public affairs and building purposeful partnerships across the region.
