Insurance Training College

As part of our community engagement and social responsibility efforts, the Insurance Training College ( ) visited Riki Health Centre III in Arua City, donating medical supplies to support the facility.

Speaking at the handover, our Deputy Principal, Sylvia Kajubi noted that the initiative is part of the College’s contribution to efforts aimed at improving livelihoods and community wellbeing, in line with Uganda’s Vision 2040.

Supporting health facilities within communities is part of ’s contribution to improving access to essential healthcare services and community wellbeing.

Amandu Alfred, Arua City Health Officer, highlighted the importance of partnerships in strengthening healthcare services and appreciated for responding to the needs of the facility.

The Health Centre In-Charge, Drapari Nelson, noted that the donation comes at a time when the facility needed BP machines, mama kits and weighing scales to support service delivery.

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The launch of the sparked conversations on the role of research, technology and innovation in driving progress within the insurance industry.

In his remarks, the Guest of Honour, Joseph Sanjula Lutwama, Director of Financial Sector Deepening Uganda (FSD Uganda) emphasised the need to rethink how we approach research and the questions we seek to answer.

Drawing from his passion for research, Lutwama challenged researchers to look beyond historical data, noting that relying solely on the past can limit our ability to identify emerging gaps and anticipate future needs.

Adding to this perspective, Joseph Ndiho, the Executive Director at Service Cops Uganda highlighted the organisation’s role in advancing financial and digital inclusion, including developing tech-driven solutions that make it easier for people to access and pay for services digitally.

He emphasized the importance of developing with a clear purpose: moving beyond simply creating new technologies to developing solutions that can be commercialised to create meaningful impact in the society.

We appreciate Service Cops Uganda for their partnership and commitment to supporting the growth of the Hub over the next five years.

ITC Launches a Hub for Research and Innovation

At innovation conferences, we often leave with exciting ideas and commitments to do things differently. The challenge is turning those ideas into action.

For our Principal, Saul Sseremba, the launch of the Research and Innovation Hub is a step towards turning innovation ideas into practical action.

The Hub is about “walking the talk”— creating a space where ideas can be tested, developed and translated into solutions that address real insurance industry challenges.

Giving an overview of the , Samuel Sentumbwe, Manager, Research & Grants at , highlighted its ambition to bridge research, innovation and industry needs: creating a platform where insurers can bring forward industry challenges and collaborate with innovators to develop practical solutions.

To put this vision into practice, the inaugural Cohort will undergo a nine-month programme covering insurance, technology and innovation, before being placed in insurance companies to apply their learning to real industry challenges.

Through this approach, participants will move beyond training to gain hganda insurers ands-on experience in identifying challenges, exploring ideas and developing practical solutions within the insurance environment.

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: Insurance Agents Fire Place

Sylvia Kajubi, the ITC Deputy Principal has highlighted the importance of creating spaces where Insurance agents can continuously learn, share experiences and mentor one another. She noted that the initiative, which began last year, supports agents’ development beyond technical knowledge. It equips them with soft and personal development skills.

Joshua Muyomba, the president of Uganda Insurance Agents Association (UIAA), encouraged agents to take pride in their profession, strengthen their networks and work together to build a stronger community**. He proposed an annual marathon/run to bring agents together, promote wellness and strengthen bonds within the profession.

With approximately 3,000 licensed insurance agents in Uganda, the conversation highlighted the opportunity to grow the profession, bring more people into insurance sales and strengthen the contribution of agents to Uganda’s insurance industry.

Uganda Re is coming with us to !

We are pleased to have Uganda Reinsurance Company Limited on board as a Copper Sponsor of the 6th ITC International Insurance Conference.

📍 Gulu | 21–23 October 2026

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Email: [email protected] to become a sponsor.

The journey to Gulu continues with another partner on board!

We are delighted to welcome Sky Reinsurance Brokers Ltd as a Copper Sponsor of the .

The conference is happening this October. 📍 Gulu | 21–23 October 2026

👉 Register now: https://itc.ac.ug/itc-international-insurance-conference

👉 To become a sponsor, email: [email protected]

AUGUST 2026 DIU & ADIU RESULTS

Swipe through to see how our Diploma in Insurance (DIU) and Advanced Diploma in Insurance (ADIU) candidates performed across the different papers, with overall pass rates of 86% for and 76% for .

Congratulations to all our candidates on their performance and continued progress in their professional journey.

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Today, we commissioned the inaugural cohort of the Mentorship Programme under the Leadership & Mentorship Academy, an initiative designed to strengthen leadership and soft skills by connecting the next generation of CEOs with experienced CEOs in the insurance industry.

Deputy Principal, Sylvia Kajubi, highlighted the leadership gap between generations of senior executives that inspired the start of the mentorship programme to foster knowledge-sharing and learning from those who have served and led in the industry.

Geoffrey Kihuguru, CEO of Pentad Insurance Brokers Ltd and one of the Academy’s mentors, encouraged the mentees to lead with integrity, professionalism and purpose, pursue their dreams diligently, empower those they lead and continuously invest in their own growth.

Saul Sseremba, the CEO of encouraged the cohort to embrace reverse mentorship, noting that, "there is always something to learn from those around us. Our actions and leadership character will always determine how our names are remembered."