Gen. Yoweri Museveni- Commander in chief of Uganda ’s armed forces

Gen. Aronda Nyakairima- CDF

Gen. Elly Tumwine – special Advisor to the president

Gen. Salim Saleh- Special Advisor to the president

Gen. David Swjusa (formerly) Tinyefuza –Intelligence Coordinator

Lt. Gen. Ivan Koreta- DCDF based at MOD Mbuya

Lt. Gen. Katumba Wamala- Commander Land Forces

Lt. Gen. Kale Kayihura- Inspector General of Uganda Police

Maj. Gen. Jim Owesigire- CAF – Entebbe

Maj. Gen. Joram Mugume – Head UPDF Land Forces

Maj. Gen. Pecos Kutesa – UPDF Doctrine

Maj. Gen. Nathan Mugisha –Head of UNISOM Somalia

Maj. Gen. Kahinda Otafiire

Col. Ddiba – UPDF chief based in Tanzania

Byabashaija- Director General of prisons

Brig. Sabiiti –UPDF Engineering division

Brig. J Mugume- Head Army shop

Brig. Rusoke – Joint Chief of Staff

Brig. Burundi -1^st Division Commander

Brig. Kankiriho – 3^rd Division commander (RIP)

Brig. Kalyebala –Commander Kabamba Training Wing

Brig. Rwehururu –Advisor CDF

Brig. Mugisha –Head Field Artillery

Brig. P Mugyenyi- Head of motorized Division

Brig. James Mugira- Head CMI based

Col. T. Mugume –Chief of Finance –UPDF headquarters

Brig. Moses Rwakitarite- Cos Air force Entebbe

Col. Shaban Bantariza- Head Kyankwanzi political school

Col. David Muhoozi- Head armed division, Masaka

Col. Ramadhan Kyamulesire- Head Legal department UPDF

Col. Byarugaba- Head Education department, MOD Mbuya

Col. Bakahumula –Chief of personnel/ Administration

Col. Fred Mwesigye –Head of NEC/Industrialization

Col. P. Katirima-UPDF Political Commissar

Col. Kareba- UPDF Chief of pensions and Gratuity

Col. Victor Mwesigye – Deputy Signal and communication officer

Col. Mugisha – Head Military police

Maj. Gen. Biraaro

Maj. Gen. Kashaha

Brig. Shaban Kyebihande

Brig. John Mateha

Lt. Col. Tabaro Kiconco- Air force

Col. D. Twewombe –Deputy CMI

Col. Mushanyufu –UPDF Head of IT/Records

Col. Ronnie Balya –Director General ISO

Col. Muhoozi Kainerugaba –Commander of Special Forces group

Lt. Col. Sabiiti- commanding officer PGB

Lt. John Namanya- OPN PGB

Lt. Col. Birungi- UPDF head of artillery

Lt. Col. Nyarwa- UPDF head of marine unit

Lt. Col. Kanyagonya- CMI Legal officer

Col. Felix Kulaigye- UPDF spokesman

Lt. Col. Paddy Ankunda UPDF spokesman Somalia

Lt. Col. Bakoku Barigye- UNISOM Spokesman based in Mogadishu

Lt. Col. Kagoro- UPDF Deputy Legal Advisor based at Mbuya

Lt. Col. Karemire- UPDF Head of Protocol section

Lt. Col. Grace Agaba – UPDF director of Administration

Lt. Col. Tumusiime- Head of special investigating branch

Lt. Col. Ishoke- Director CMI Counter Intelligence

Lt. Col. Winyi- UPDF director of Records

Lt. Col. Kahuru – UPDF Director of Personnel

Maj. Tukacungura – UPDF chief prosecutor, Bombo

Major. Mbonye- Head JATT-CMI based at Mbuya

Captain Jonah Musinguzi- Director UPDF Forex Bureau

Roset Byengoma-  Permanent Sec. MOD Hq Mbuya

Maj. Asaba –CMI Analyst based at Mbuya

Naome Kibajju- Permanent Sec. MOD (I/C Logistics in UPDF)

Mbabazi (not prime minister) – Director Arms factory Nakasongola

Mrs Butuuro- Under Secretary- (finance) MOD Mbuya

Mrs Kalenzi -SPPS –Defence to H.E. Based at Mbuya

Nuwamanya UPDF head of Auditing Department, Mbuya

Grace Turyagumanawe- Ex- Kampala Metropolitan Police Commander

Maj. Mugyerwa – UPDF director of Finance

Lt. Col. Karugaba – Deputy Chief of Logistics and Engineering.

The list is big so we cannot conclude it today.

Compiled By Walakira Nyanzi

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The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Kabagambe Kalisa says that oil production has not started and will commence in 12-18months from 2012.

While appearing before the adhoc parliamentary committee on oil Tuesday morning, Kalisa said the government and oil companies are currently carrying out a testing program intended to understand how the oil will be produced.

He explained that while some oil has been extracted, it is being stored for testing and will sold later to cement factories and power generation firms.

The PS says the supply of crude oil to the companies will be the second phase in about a year and half, before the government embarks on the 3^rd phase of oil production with construction of a refinery being planned to start in three years.

He says the government is planning to start with a small refinery to produce about 200000 barrels of oil per day for the local market as the oil companies and government to develop capacity.

Kalisa says within 5years, the oil refinery will be able to produce 60000 barrels of oil per day which will be targeted at the regional market.

This, he said will be expanded to a production capacity of 12, 0000 barrels of oil per day in ten years when the country should start exporting oil on the global market.

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