@ntvuganda The priority should be improving Kampala’s infrastructure, transport, drainage, and urban planning. If relocation is considered, government should clearly demonstrate the benefits and costs and involve citizens in the decision. #NTVPOLL
@DavidLRubongoya He self abducted himself to gain fame and momentum for his concert 🤣🤣🤣
Pleade tell him to come out and market his things the right way.
I’ve received information that some organization called Hut 8 has cheated our people millions of shillings, especially in Kasese. How does this happen in a country? Who regulates their operations? @GovUganda#Uganda
This afternoon, I received Prof. Anna Tibaijuka, a senior member of Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) of Tanzania, who paid me a courtesy call at State House, Entebbe.
We exchanged views on the long-standing relationship between our two countries and our two movements, the NRM and CCM. The relationship between Uganda and Tanzania goes back a long way.
On 31 July 2026, I completed 47 years of military service to my country, a journey I undertook with dedication, commitment, and love for Uganda.
47 years in uniform. 47 years of service to Uganda.
As I close this chapter, I do so with deep gratitude to God, my comrades, the UPDF and the people of Uganda for the privilege to serve.
A lifetime in service. A country forever in my heart. 🇺🇬
Congratulations to our young athletes on your wonderful performance at the World Athletics U20 Championships.
I especially congratulate Charity Cherop upon her Gold and Bronze medals, and all our athletes who represented Uganda. We thank God for these achievements and pray for his continued blessings on the efforts of our young patriots.
We are proud of each and everyone of you.
Today, I met the NRM Parliamentary Caucus at Munyonyo and shared with them what I picked from wananchi during the recent campaigns.
I directed that corruption in the health sector and the Parish Development Model be decisively tackled. The theft of medicines, absenteeism by health workers, diversion of PDM funds, the sale of government jobs, and all forms of corruption must stop. These MPs must speak out without fear, monitor government programmes closely, and ensure that they deliver real benefits to the people.
I warmly congratulate Team Uganda on their commendable performances on the international stage, including our woodball team for their historic success in Malaysia, and our athletes at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Your patriotism and commitment have made our nation proud. Thank you for representing Uganda with excellence.
May God continue to strengthen and guide you to even greater achievements.
I congratulate Kisha and Aaron Kafureeka upon their Okuhingira and convey greetings from Maama Janet.
I reminded the couple that marriage is for two people. Build your home on friendship and do not allow unnecessary interference. I was pleased to note that the people here have embraced our message of wealth creation. With resources such as River Rwizi feeding Lake Kakyera, there is great potential for commercial agriculture through irrigation.
I also paid tribute to our freedom fighters, the late Kaboyo and Kafureeka, for their contribution to Uganda’s liberation, and I congratulate Alice for the commendable job of raising her family. I wish the couple God’s blessings as they begin this new chapter together. On a lighter note, I told the Bevugi that I will return to teach them how to Kwevuga.
Warm congratulations, Your Excellency. We welcome the distinguished Heads of Mission and look forward to stronger cooperation that will deepen friendship, regional integration, and sustainable development.
Today, I received Letters of Credence from four Heads of Mission: H.E. Ababu Namwamba, High Commissioner of Kenya; H.E. Sangho Lee, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea; Maj. Gen. Marco Elisha Gaguti, High Commissioner of Tanzania; and H.E. Gabriel Pandureni Sinimbo, High Commissioner of Namibia.
Uganda enjoys cordial and mutually beneficial relations with all these countries. I welcome them and look forward to working together to further strengthen our cooperation for the benefit of our peoples.
@KagutaMuseveni A significant milestone in advancing Uganda's foreign relations. May these diplomatic partnerships continue to promote investment, innovation, and greater opportunities for the benefit of all our people.
Today, I received Letters of Credence from four Heads of Mission: H.E. Ababu Namwamba, High Commissioner of Kenya; H.E. Sangho Lee, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea; Maj. Gen. Marco Elisha Gaguti, High Commissioner of Tanzania; and H.E. Gabriel Pandureni Sinimbo, High Commissioner of Namibia.
Uganda enjoys cordial and mutually beneficial relations with all these countries. I welcome them and look forward to working together to further strengthen our cooperation for the benefit of our peoples.