I stressed that power should be abundant and affordable, ideally not exceeding 5 cents per kilowatt hour. To overcome Africa’s challenges, we must shift from subsistence agriculture to manufacturing and services. Lastly, I urged the… Ideology, Energy, and Transformation Guiding Africa Toward Her Historical Mission

I chaired the UPDF High Command meeting yesterday and the Defense Forces Council meeting today at State House Entebbe. I emphasised the need for disciplined democracy in Uganda. The NRM advocates for disciplined democracy, not… Upholding Disciplined, Democracy and A Call to the Youth and Nation

His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, visited me at State House Entebbe. We had good discussions focused on strengthening bilateral relations, and we… Deepening Ties and Strengthening Uganda-UAE Bilateral Cooperation

Fellow Ugandans, when we arrived this morning at my polling station in Rwakitura, our registrar had a list of 351 members present, but after auditing, we found that 61 people have either passed away or… Strengthening Our Roots and Validating Party Membership for a Stronger Future

Further good news. The South Sudan Army of our brother People of South Sudan supported by the UPDF Expeditionary Force, has completely and quickly defeated the insurgents that had invaded that country capturing a town… Resurgence and Victory, UPDF’s Triumphs in South Sudan and Congo

This afternoon at State House Entebbe, I met with members of the NRM caucus to discuss, among other things, the upcoming village barazas on May 6, 2025. I urged them to monitor government programs and… Upholding Integrity, Preparing for Village Barazas with a Focus on Accountability and Service

The Japanese Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Ms. Eri Arfiya visited me at State House Entebbe to discuss bilateral projects and business opportunities between Uganda and Japan. I encouraged investment in manufacturing and transport and… Advancing Uganda-Japan Cooperation in Industry and Development

Enshoni is a Runyankore word that refers to a deterrent for wrongdoing. Enshoni-nkye is shamelessness and in the Ugandan case, it applies to the opposition and their sympathisers. In Nakapiripirit, we have put the Alayerer… Restoring Accountability, Development, Discipline, and Defeating Shameless Politics in Nakapiripirit

We will tackle minimum wage issues, the tripartite arrangement, and casual labour, as well as scrutinise employment agencies that exploit workers by acting as intermediaries between them and employers. Our approach will be consultative and… Championing Fair Labour Practices and Addressing Wage, Employment, and Local Talent Challenges