The UPDF is an army that has evolved from a liberation force into a professional army grounded in strategy, ideology, and patriotism. At every stage, pan-Africanism has been our guiding principle, shaping our purpose, training,… UPDF as a Pillar of Pan-Africanism and a Force for Africa’s Liberation and Unity
Uganda’s economy has experienced significant growth, increasing twenty-fold since 1986. We now have a GDP of US$ 61.3 billion, with purchasing power parity (PPP) estimated at US$ 174.2 billion. We have successfully exited the status… Uganda’s Journey to Middle-Income Status Marks a New Era of Economic Strength and Opportunity
The issue concerning number plates is not about fines; it is fundamentally about crime prevention. I will not accept Ugandans dying because of inadequate infrastructure. Every vehicle must have a digitized number plate that can… Digitised Number Plates Are a Security Imperative for Protecting Ugandans
Owobusobozi was once a Catholic, but he observed the divisions created by religious identity in the past. He chose a different path – not to build another denomination, but to form a movement grounded in… Owobusobozi’s Vision of Unity and Transformation Echoes the Message of the Good Samaritan
The followers have chosen to reject poverty and embrace hard work. They are united, productive, and focused on improving their lives. I am pleased to have been part of these celebrations and commend them for… Celebrating Unity and Hard Work in the Pursuit of Socio-Economic Development
I congratulate Omukama Solomon Iguru on his 31st coronation and wish him a swift recovery. Thanks to all committees, along with the Omugo, for supporting the kingdom. Kingdoms are vital for preserving Language, Food, Customs… Celebrating Omukama Solomon Iguru’s 31st Coronation and Strengthening Kingdom Traditions for Uganda’s Future
I had a productive meeting today at State House Entebbe, where I welcomed H.E. Mohamed Abdi Ware, the Deputy Executive Secretary of IGAD. We discussed issues pertaining to the region.
Today, Maama Janet and I registered to renew our National Identification Cards in Nakasero. I urge every eligible Ugandan to do the same for improved service delivery.
On this Heroes’ Day, I want to salute the fighters who stood firm during the resistance. In particular, I want to salute the people of Kabula (Lyantonde) and Sembabule, who supported us in the struggle.