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UEDCL: When organisations inherit institutional cultures

Published by The Independent Uganda By The Independent · 20 October 2026 at 08:41
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UEDCL: When organisations inherit institutional cultures
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COMMENT | RONALD AMANYIRE | People are understandably frustrated by what appears to be an overnight collapse in electricity service delivery following the transition from UMEME to Uganda Electricity Company Limited (UEDCL). However, many are overlooking a fundamental reality. UMEME was a private company operating under a commercial model. Its survival depended on efficiency, … The post UEDCL: When organisations inher

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