The purpose is to accelerate the implementation of the AU flagship agenda 2063 through the contribution of young people in Uganda .
Kampala, Uganda
Joined May 2023
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H.E @KagutaMuseveni , we thank you for restoring our traditional cultural institutions in 1993 and its was an important step in reconnecting Ugandans with their roots and preserving our rich heritage. It is encouraging to see you continue engaging Their Majesties and cultural leaders.
Our cultural institutions play a big role in keeping our communities together, preserving our values and passing our traditions on to future generations. They remain an important part of building and keeping our country united while embracing development.
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sustainable future for generations to come.
We look forward to deepening partnerships across the Commonwealth to advance climate action and nature conservation.
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As part of the ongoing CHOGM 2026 in Antigua and Barbuda, I had the honour of meeting His Majesty King Charles III, following the launch of the Commonwealth Nature Initiative.
Uganda remains committed to protecting our environment, restoring nature, and building a green,
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Having a reliable social protection financing system can help protect livelihoods, ease suffering and give affected communities a chance to recover. Thank you Rt. Hon. @RobinahNabbanja for highlighting this important need.
The Prime Minister Rt Hon. Robinah Nabbanja has called for a shock-responsive social protection financing strategy to ensure vulnerable households receive timely assistance during disasters, climate shocks and other emergencies. #GCICMediaReview #OpenGovUg
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This morning, I addressed 598 senior and junior officers of the Uganda Prisons Service undertaking the Intermediate Senior Command Course and Command Course, respectively.
My focus was to encourage them to become change agents in their respective areas of responsibility and embrace productivity. Uganda needs every citizen to be a producer of a good or a service, contributing to national development and the growth of a strong, modern economy.
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Thank you Hon. @BalaamBarugahar for recognising the importance of strengthening Local Governments in delivering healthcare services. At the end of the day, what matters most is seeing these partnerships make a real difference in people's lives through better health facilities, improved services and accessible healthcare for every Ugandan.
This morning, I was honoured to host a delegation from the United States Embassy in Uganda, led by His Excellency Mikael Cleverley, Chargé d’Affaires, alongside Ms. Mary Borgman, PEPFAR Uganda Country Coordinator, and Mr. Kevan Higgins, Political and Economic Counsellor.
Our discussions focused on strengthening collaboration and identifying opportunities to support Local Governments in improving the delivery of essential public services, particularly healthcare.
We also discussed the significant US$410 million commitment towards supporting Uganda’s health services in the first year, with the total support expected to exceed US$1.7 billion over a five-year period.
As the Ministry responsible for Local Government, we recognise the critical role Local Governments play in delivering healthcare services to our communities. It is therefore important that this support translates into tangible improvements in health facilities, staffing, service delivery and the overall wellbeing of our people.
I appreciate the continued partnership between the Government of Uganda and the United States Government. Together, we can strengthen our health systems and improve the quality of life of Ugandans, particularly at the grassroots.
Strong Local Governments, Better Healthcare, Better Lives.
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Thank you Rt. Hon. @TodwongR for engaging our @UgandaPrisons officers on the importance of productivity, leadership and institutional transformation. Appreciation to H.E. President @KagutaMuseveni for consistently championing a productive population as a foundation for Uganda's socio-economic transformation.
This morning, I addressed 598 senior and junior officers of the Uganda Prisons Service undertaking the Intermediate Senior Command Course and Command Course, respectively.
My focus was to encourage them to become change agents in their respective areas of responsibility and embrace productivity. Uganda needs every citizen to be a producer of a good or a service, contributing to national development and the growth of a strong, modern economy.
AUYA-UGANDA retweeted
This morning, I was honoured to host a delegation from the United States Embassy in Uganda, led by His Excellency Mikael Cleverley, Chargé d’Affaires, alongside Ms. Mary Borgman, PEPFAR Uganda Country Coordinator, and Mr. Kevan Higgins, Political and Economic Counsellor.
Our discussions focused on strengthening collaboration and identifying opportunities to support Local Governments in improving the delivery of essential public services, particularly healthcare.
We also discussed the significant US$410 million commitment towards supporting Uganda’s health services in the first year, with the total support expected to exceed US$1.7 billion over a five-year period.
As the Ministry responsible for Local Government, we recognise the critical role Local Governments play in delivering healthcare services to our communities. It is therefore important that this support translates into tangible improvements in health facilities, staffing, service delivery and the overall wellbeing of our people.
I appreciate the continued partnership between the Government of Uganda and the United States Government. Together, we can strengthen our health systems and improve the quality of life of Ugandans, particularly at the grassroots.
Strong Local Governments, Better Healthcare, Better Lives.
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THREAD: SPEAKER OBOTH, CHINA'S ZHENG TRADE INVITATION AT BRICS PARLIAMENTARY FORUM
🇺🇬🇨🇳 NEWS | Speaker Oboth, China’s Zheng Trade Invitations at BRICS Parliamentary Forum
At the just-concluded 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum in New Delhi, Speaker Rt. Hon. Jacob Marksons Oboth held bilateral talks with H.E. Zheng Jianbang, Vice Chairperson of the Standing Committee of China’s National People’s Congress.
The two leaders exchanged invitations. Speaker Oboth invited the Chinese delegation to Uganda. Vice Chairperson Zheng accepted, recognised the value of parliamentary democracy, and invited the Speaker to China in return.
#ObothOboth #BRICSParliamentaryForum
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This partnership is huge for Uganda. It’s an incredible opportunity to showcase our beauty to the world, boost tourism, and build lasting opportunities far beyond the tournament.
For God and My Country!
We have one job: to sell Uganda during AFCON 2027. @CAF_Online and @TourismBoardUg have sealed the agreement where our @ExploreUganda brand will run alongside the @CAF_Online brand towards and throughout the tournament.
For God and my Country
📸@bamulanzeki @MTWAUganda
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Today at State House Entebbe, I met Egyptian investors led by our Deputy Head of Mission in Egypt, Lt. Gen. Charles Angina (Rtd). I encouraged them to invest in our economy, particularly in electricity, railways, irrigation and toll roads. We produce a lot from agriculture, minerals and forests, but we must add value to these products and have affordable infrastructure so our goods can compete in the global market. I welcome their proposal to establish an industrial park for processing coffee, cotton and other products.
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Investor confidence grows when concerns are heard and action is taken.
Under the guidance of Col. @edthnaka, SHIPU continues to reaffirm it's commitment to ensuring a secure thriving investment climate in Uganda.
#EmpoweringInvestors
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His Excellency the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Gen. (rtd) @KagutaMuseveni, will today commission Officer Cadets of Professional Intake 09/26 and BDS Intake 05/23–26 at the Uganda Military Academy, Kabamba.
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As I bid farewell to Mr. George Arodi [@GeorgeArodi2], the outgoing CEO of Uganda Baati [@UgandaBaati], on behalf of the Rev. Sserwadda Foundation [@MyFather_n_I], I expressed our deep gratitude for his invaluable support to the building of All Saints Church, Kanyeganyegye in Kashari, Mbarara. Mr. Arodi has been more than a colleague, he’s been a dear friend.
I also appreciate him for fostering a strong and productive partnership between the professional team of Uganda Baati and us at the State House Investors Protection Unit [@ShieldInvestors].
George, thank you for your friendship, generosity and lasting impact. I wish you continued God’s blessings in your next chapter.
RT @ShieldInvestors: HAPPENING NOW:
H.E. Mags Gaynor [@IEAmbUganda], Ambassador of Ireland to Uganda and Rwanda, accompanied by Ms. Caoimh…
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African, EAC, Uganda, we are blessed, but we do not know it.
Earlier we unite to fight for ourselves, the better.
In France, young people the so-called Gen Z have been violently protesting since yesterday, the 17th of October, over bad governance and corruption.
They are feeling ignored by their government, demanding better schools, and speaking out against high costs of living, education cuts, a shortage of teachers, and overall poor public service delivery.
To my shock, this is a Western country the very people who have always pretended to come to Africa to solve our problems.
For the longest time, the truth is slowly coming out: these Western countries are failed states themselves.
The God of Africa is still alive. We can still unite and do better for ourselves, rather than having these people disorganize us in the name of "helping" us.
Mzee @KagutaMuseveni has always called upon Ugandans and Africans to interest themselves in studying history, get to know deep facts about these people, and come back to unite and work for ourselves.
Thank you, Mzee, for being a giraffe always seeing far, telling us the truth and here we are today, seeing everything clearly for ourselves
LONG LIVE UGANDA
LONG LIVE AFRICA
