Apex Media Services Restructures as Aloysious Ssekanjako Named CEO, Rebranding to Block Media Services Ltd BODY: KAMPALA, Uganda – Apex Media Services, a well-established media enterprise in Uganda, has entered a new phase with the appointment of Aloysious Ssekanjako as its new Chief Executive Officer and the company’s rebranding to Block Media Services Ltd. Operating now as a private limited company registered in Uganda, the restructured entity aims to broaden its scope and influence. Ssekanjako, who is also the majority shareholder, was officially installed as CEO on August 15, 2026, after being chosen by the company’s board of directors.
This leadership transition comes following the previous CEO, Nyanzi Martin Luther, stepping down to return to his academic pursuits.
The rebranding is a pivotal moment for the company, reflecting its strategic shift towards a new corporate identity. During his appointment, Ssekanjako clarified that his majority shareholding did not secure his position, emphasizing the board’s role in the selection process. He highlighted the importance of new ideas and approaches to the company’s future growth.
The board’s decision-making process was lauded by officials, reinforcing the company’s commitment to governance. Joan Vumilia, who has been with the company for many years, continues to serve as company secretary, symbolizing the company’s dedication to continuity and stability amidst the changes.
The rebranding to Block Media Services Ltd is part of a comprehensive strategy to optimize operations and expand the company’s market presence. Apex Media Services is positioned to capitalize on the growth of digital platforms and evolving consumer trends. Despite the company’s optimism, there remains an air of uncertainty, as discrepancies in leadership appointments have been noted.
The appointment of Ssekanjako and the rebranding are seen as strategic moves to secure the company’s market position and foster future growth. With a strong industry foundation and a clear vision for the future, Block Media Services Ltd is poised to leave its mark on the Ugandan media landscape and beyond.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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Source: Panafricanvisions
Source: Pan African Visions
