LXL East Africa

In this powerful episode of LXL East Africa (League of Extraordinary Leaders), Muhereza Kyamutetera sits down with Francis Kamulegeya—former PwC Uganda Managing Partner and now board chairman, social entrepreneur, and philanthropist—for a deeply insightful conversation on leadership, purpose, and life beyond corporate success.From building a distinguished global career in tax and advisory to founding impactful ventures like Masaka School for the Deaf and Time to Play, Francis shares his journey of reinvention—from success to significance.This episode dives into:• Why retirement is a myth and what to do instead • The concept of “redeploying yourself” after corporate life • How to plan your life using the End Point Principle • The difference between success (self-focused) and significance (others-focused) • What makes an effective board member and leader • Why identity should never be tied to your job title • The power of purpose-driven entrepreneurship and philanthropy Francis also reflects on his upbringing, global career journey, and the bold decisions that shaped his path—from the UK back to Uganda—offering practical wisdom for leaders, professionals, and entrepreneurs at every stage.If you're thinking about career transitions, leadership, legacy, or impact, this conversation will challenge and inspire you. Key Takeaway: “Don’t retire from something—retire to something. Better yet, don’t retire at all. Redeploy yourself.”

What really makes Serena Hotels stand out in East Africa’s hospitality space?During the Living Briskly in East Africa, our journey across the region took us to Kigali — where we got to experience Serena’s five-star hospitality firsthand through an incredible partnership that elevated the entire trip.In this episode, Muhereza Kyamutetera sits down with Frankline Nyakundi, Kigali Serena Hotel manager to have a real conversation about:● What sets Serena apart from other hotels in the region● How they’ve maintained consistency across multiple countries● The level of service and attention to detail behind their brand● Why Serena continues to be a top choice for travelers, tourists, and business professionalsFrom seamless travel experiences powered by the I&M Brisk Mastercard to the comfort and class of Serena Hotels, this episode captures what it truly means to experience East Africa at its best.If you’re planning a trip, a staycation, or just exploring your options — this is why Serena deserves a spot at the top of your list.

Jacqueline Asiimwe, CEO of CivSource Africa, is one of East Africa’s most compelling voices on leadership, social justice, and philanthropy.In this powerful episode of LXL East Africa (League of Extraordinary Leaders), host Muhereza Kyamutetera sits down with the renowned human rights lawyer, advocate, and thought leader for a deeply personal and insightful conversation on what it truly means to lead.From climbing mountains across East Africa to confronting her own internal battles with identity, pressure, and mental health, Jacqueline shares the experiences that shaped her leadership philosophy—and why she believes that everything truly rises and falls on leadership.This episode explores:• Why leaders need empathy—and who holds the leader• The reality of mental health in leadership• The importance of process, discipline, and growth• Rethinking philanthropy and African-led giving• Leadership in a fast-changing, uncertain world• The power of authenticity and human connectionWhether you are a CEO, founder, public servant, or aspiring leader, this conversation will challenge you to reflect, grow, and lead with purpose.Because leadership is not just about guiding others—it’s about understanding yourself first.Subscribe for more conversations with East Africa’s most impactful leaders and share this episode with someone building their leadership journey.

What does it really take to lead one of the biggest banks in East Africa?In this powerful episode of League of Extraordinary Leaders East Africa, Sanjay, CEO of Standard Chartered Bank Uganda opens up about leadership under pressure, bold decision-making and the mindset required to stay ahead in a rapidly changing financial landscape.This isn’t just about banking — it’s about vision, resilience, and what it truly means to lead at the highest level.Watch now and learn what separates good leaders from extraordinary ones.In Episode 2 of League of Extraordinary Leaders East Africa (LXL East Africa), we sit down with Sanjay, CEO of Standard Chartered Bank Uganda, for an insightful and deeply honest conversation about leadership, transformation, and navigating complexity in today’s business world.From steering one of Uganda’s top financial institutions to making high-stakes decisions that shape the future, Sanjay shares lessons that every aspiring and established leader can learn from.In this episode, you’ll discover:• What it takes to lead in uncertain times• The mindset behind high-impact decisions• How to build resilience as a leader• The future of banking and leadership in East AfricaWhether you're an entrepreneur, executive, or emerging leader, this episode will challenge how you think about leadership and growth.Don’t forget to like, comment and subscribe for more conversations with Africa’s most impactful leaders.

In this premiere episode of League of Extraordinary Leaders (LXL) East Africa, Muhereza Kyamutetera, Executive Editor of CEO East Africa Magazine, hosts Fabian Kasi, Managing Director of Centenary Bank Uganda, in a powerful masterclass on leadership, purpose, and legacy.Widely credited with transforming Centenary Bank into Uganda’s second-largest bank, Fabian Kasi has overseen extraordinary growth since taking the helm in 2010. During this period, the bank’s assets expanded from UGX 807 billion to over UGX 7.1 trillion, customer deposits surged from UGX 630.8 billion to UGX 4.2 trillion, and net profit grew from UGX 29.4 billion to UGX 342.3 billion, while the bank’s customer base has grown to more than three million Ugandans across the country.It is this remarkable leadership journey that makes him one of Uganda’s most consequential CEOs—and the very reason we chose to launch the LXL East Africa podcast with him.In this conversation, Fabian shares insights on his career journey, leadership philosophy, people management, the Gen Z workforce, building institutions that outlive their founders, and the deeper meaning of legacy and impact.LXL East Africa is a product of CEO East Africa Magazine, produced in collaboration with Swangz Avenue.Subscribe for this and more.#LXLEastAfrica, #LeagueOfExtraordinaryLeaders, #CEOEastAfrica, #FabianKasi, #CentenaryBank, #LeadershipMatters, #LeadershipJourney, #LegacyLeadership, #BoardroomInsights, #CEOTalk, #AfricanLeadership, #EastAfricaLeaders, #UgandaBusiness, #LeadWithImpact, #LeadershipLessons

League of Extraordinary Leaders (LXL) East Africa is a product of CEO East Africa Magazine produced by Swangz Avenue and hosted by Kyamutetera Muhereza, bringing you unchained conversations from East Africa's greatest leaders