New Vision Turns Orphan, Company Father Resigns
The Chief Executive Officer Robert Kabushenga, of the state owned publishing company, New Vision Group has officially resigned from his job according to communication he made to company employees.
In communication he made, the renown coffee grower, Kabushenge cited that due to personal reasons, he asked Vision Group board for an early retirement which was successful go through.
According to communication his retirement will take effect after 90 days from today, Friday 29, January, 2021 to allow smooth transition.
“Good morning. This is to let you know that for personal reasons I have asked the Board for early retirement and this has been accepted.
However, the board has asked me to manage the transition for the next 90 days which I have agreed to do.” Read the communique
Kabushenga thanked his staff for working as a team which has led the company to numerous success.
“I am proud of the success we achieved and the impact we have had in society. This was possible because we worked together as a team. No single person could have done it on their own, certainly not me. I have always said to you that everyone in their lives should have the privilege of working with people like you. I had a great time doing just that and for me, it was an absolute honor and pleasure to have done so.” the letter further reads.
However, reports from corridors indicate that Kabushenga did not resign on his will but a forced resignation.
Kabushenga who holds a degree in Law, became the company’s CEO in 2007.