Susan Mataka

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Job Title: head of human resources

Company: Kakira Sugar

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Susan Mataka is the head of human resources at Kakira Sugar.

Susan joined Kakira Sugar in 2021 after more than seven years at Umeme, where she progressed from HR services delivery manager to HR business partner. 

Before joining Umeme, Susan spent more than eight years at the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC), where she advanced from HR learning and development manager to senior HR business partner.

Alongside her corporate career, she also served as a part-time lecturer in human resource management at Makerere University Business School.

Earlier in her career, Susan was director of human resources and administration at Kampala International University, where she led the university’s HR function.

Work Experience

2021–Present: Head of HR, Kakira Sugar

2017–2021: HR business partner, Umeme

2014–2017: HR services delivery manager, Umeme

2013–2014: Senior HR business partner, National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC)

2006–2013: HR learning and development manager, NWSC

2008–2010: Part-time Lecturer, HR management, Makerere University Business School

2005–2006: Director HR and administration, Kampala International University

 

Education

2015: Certified facilitator, Development Dimensions International (DDI)

2012: Certificate in executive management, Maastricht School of Management

2009–2011: Diploma in french studies, Alliance Française de Toulouse

2003–2005: Master of arts in human resource management and industrial relations, Keele University

2000–2003: Bachelor of business administration and management, Uganda Martyrs University

About the Company

Kakira Sugar is one of Uganda’s largest sugar manufacturers, with operations spanning sugar production, agriculture, power generation and related industries.

 

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