THE MAN FROM KYANAMUKAKA: Oscar Fransisco Mutebi’ Put Humanity at the Centre of Leadership By Brian Mugenyi

What the report says

Watchdog Uganda published a profile by Brian Mugenyi of Oscar Fransisco Mutebi, describing him as a public servant from Kyanamukaka in Greater Masaka whose community work is centred on youth, education, sport and household economic improvement. The article says Mutebi serves as a Private Secretary at State House and as Personal Assistant to the Office of the Presidential Envoy on Political Affairs, Rt. Hon. Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi.

According to the report, Mutebi supported Buddu County Team, under the leadership of Jude Muleke, with sports kits and related assistance. The article frames the contribution as part of a wider effort to give rural footballers recognition and opportunity, especially in communities where young athletes often lack resources. It also reports that Mutebi donated a flat-screen television to St. Mugaga Secondary School in Greater Masaka, where learners from that school and Molly and Paul Schools watched FIFA World Cup matches and were encouraged to use technology for learning and awareness of current affairs.

The Watchdog Uganda article further says Mutebi has promoted commercial agriculture, including coffee growing, as a route to better household incomes in Greater Masaka. It presents this as part of his broader message that empowering families can strengthen communities.

The profile also notes Mutebi’s participation in grassroots mobilisation for National Resistance Movement structures during a recent presidential election period, including work with local leaders such as Kyanamukaka Town Council Mayor Zainab Nakidde. The publisher reports that President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni was declared winner with 71.65% of the vote, while portraying Mutebi’s stated view that public service should be assessed beyond election seasons.