This afternoon, during the opening of the 3rd Session of the 5th Assembly of the East African Legislative Assembly in Entebbe, I addressed the Assembly. I emphasized the principles of the National Resistance Movement (NRM),… Championing Prosperity by Emphasizing NRM’s Principles at the EALA Assembly Opening in Entebbe

Uganda and the EAC members play a crucial role in producing and selling goods (bidhaa) and services (huduma). Active engagement in production is essential for our success. For the EAC and Africa to prosper, we… Uganda Calls for a Common African Market and Political Integration for Unity and Prosperity

Maama Janet and I attended the belated World Teachers’ Day celebrations at Lugogo this afternoon. I would like to congratulate all the teachers, especially the 12 Ugandan teachers who excelled in performance this year and… Celebrating Excellence Honoring Teachers at Lugogo’s World Teachers’ Day

Those who laughed at our strategy can now see the results. Everything we do aims to empower everyone: mass education, mass immunisation, and security for all to bring peace throughout the country. Additionally, the government… Empowerment Through Progress As a Strategy for National Development and Peace

We discussed a range of issues, with particular emphasis on the security situation in Somalia and the region. Our two countries signed the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA), which is an integral part of the… Nations Unite to Address Regional Security Challenges

I welcomed His Excellency Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, and his delegation this afternoon at Nakasero. I congratulate Somalia on becoming a member of the EAC and on being an… Welcoming President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Celebrating Somalia’s EAC Membership and UN Security Council Role

I met with the Permanent Secretaries yesterday in Entebbe, where they briefed me on several issues, including performance gaps and other challenges affecting wealth creation, development, and service delivery in their ministries. I reiterated my… Uniting for Development Strategies from the Permanent Secretaries’ Meeting

After watching a commentary on Uganda’s 62nd Independence Day, I invited Prof. Ndebesa and others from Makerere’s History department to discuss African history. He stated, “There was no Uganda until the British created it,” which… A Tribute to Academic Nationalism while Revisiting Post-Colonial Education

I spent the day at the Uganda Military Academy in Kabamba, commissioning 203 officer cadets. These cadets included those who completed a degree from Makerere University alongside their training, those who finished the officer course,… A Step Towards a Knowledgeable Army at the Commissioning of 203 Officer Cadets at Uganda Military Academy