Azuba Ntege was employed by
Uganda Commercial Bank after graduating from Makerere in 1978. When it was purchased by
Standard Bank of South Africa in 2002, she stayed with the institution, rising to the position of
Facilities Manager at
Stanbic Bank Uganda Limited. She has served as a member of the board of
Uganda National Roads Authority since June 2014. On 6 June 2016, she was appointed Minister of Works and Transport.
Work as Minister of Works and Transport One of the first tasks that she was handed, soon after taking the oath as the works and transport minister, was to evaluate how the
government of Uganda is going to revive the defunct
Uganda Airlines. The national airline was liquidated in 2001, because it was deemed "unprofitable". The major stakeholders under the chairmanship of the minister, including representatives from the
Ministry of Works and Transport, the
Uganda Development Corporation, the
Civil Aviation Authority of Uganda, the
Ministry of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives, the
Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development and others met and made recommendations. These were forwarded to
cabinet for final approval before implementation. ==Personal life and death==