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The Speaker of Parliament, Anita Annet Among, has shared a message of thanks following the national inauguration ceremonies. She began by thanking God for the gift of life and for the peaceful events that have taken place across the country. Speaker Among sent a warm message of congratulations to President Yoweri Museveni. She praised his successful swearing-in as the President and the Commander-in-Chief of the Ugandan armed forces. She also extended her best wishes to all Ugandans as the country begins this new leadership term. In her message, she spoke directly to the people of Bukedea. She thanked them for trusting her to be their Member of Parliament in the past and for electing her to serve them again in the new term. She noted that she has worked hard to represent their interests and is ready to continue that work in the 12th Parliament. Finally, she praised the security agencies for their hard work. She thanked the police and the army for keeping the country stable and peaceful ...

The Uganda Police Force has reported a successful security operation during the swearing-in ceremony of President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. The event took place on May 12, 2026, at the Kololo Ceremonial Grounds in Kampala. Working together with other security agencies, the police made sure that everyone at the event and in the surrounding areas stayed safe. Police spokesperson Kituuma Rusoke shared that the security and traffic plans worked exactly as intended. Officers were stationed along all major roads leading to the venue to keep traffic moving and maintain order. Because of these careful preparations, all routes remained secure throughout the day, allowing guests and officials to arrive without trouble. Authorities confirmed that there were no major security problems or serious crimes reported during the celebration. The atmosphere across the city’s security zones remained calm and peaceful. The police thanked the public for their cooperation, noting that the well-coordinated eff...

Uganda and Egypt are working closer together to build a stronger future for both nations. The two countries are connected by the River Nile, which is a very important natural resource they both share. This connection encourages both sides to work with respect and help each other develop their land and economies. The visit by President El-Sisi of Egypt has created a great chance for the two countries to talk more about important goals. Leaders are discussing how to manage water fairly and how to improve farming and energy production. By sharing ideas and resources, they hope to bring more food and electricity to their citizens. In addition to resources, the two nations are focusing on keeping their region peaceful and stable. This partnership shows that when countries share a major river like the Nile, they can use it as a bridge to build friendship and wealth for everyone involved.

Gen. Moses Ali has officially started his new term as a Member of Parliament. On Wednesday, he took his oath of office during a ceremony at Parliament House in Kampala. The oath was led by the Clerk to Parliament, Hon. Adolf Mwesige. Gen. Moses Ali will represent the people of Adjumani West County once again. He is joining the 12th Parliament, which is the group of leaders who will make laws for Uganda over the next five years. This swearing-in process is a legal requirement for all elected members before they can begin their work and vote on important national issues. The event is part of a three-day schedule where hundreds of lawmakers are being sworn in. Many leaders and guests attended to watch the members promise to serve their country faithfully. Following this ceremony, the new Parliament will meet to choose its top leaders and start its daily business.

President Yoweri Museveni hosted a large dinner at the Kampala Serena Hotel on Tuesday evening. The event followed his official swearing-in ceremony for a new term as president. Hundreds of guests attended the celebration, including government leaders, ruling party officials, and visitors from many other countries. The dinner was organized by President Museveni in his role as the Chairman of the National Resistance Movement. He worked with the party’s secretariat to bring together a diverse group of leaders. The guest list featured senior government ministers, members of parliament, and representatives from various political parties across Africa and the rest of the world. During his speech, the President spoke about the deep history between African liberation movements. He explained that these groups are united by their past struggles. He noted that their strong bond was built through many years of working together to fight against colonial rule and poverty while seeking a better futu...

KAMPALA – President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has been declared the winner of the 2026 Presidential election. This victory means he will serve his seventh term as the leader of Uganda. The official results were announced yesterday by the Chairman of the Electoral Commission, Justice Simon Byabakama, at the National Tally Center. According to the Electoral Commission, President Museveni won a total of 7,946,772 votes. This represents 71.65% of the total votes cast across the country. His main challenger, Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu (popularly known as Bobi Wine), came in second place with 2,741,238 votes, which is 24.72%. By winning more than 50% of the vote, President Museveni avoided a second round of voting. Justice Byabakama confirmed that the President met all the legal requirements to be re-elected.  "Having obtained the highest number of votes... the commission hereby declares Yoweri Tibuhaburwa Kaguta Museveni as the elected President of the Republic of ...