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Ugandans in the diaspora appeared via Zoom before the Joint Committee on Defence and Internal Affairs and Legal and Parliamentary Affairs to discuss the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026.
They warned that provisions classifying citizens abroad as foreigners and restricting remittances risk undermining trust, investment, and family support systems, despite the diaspora’s significant economic contribution.
U.S based Timothy Kangajwe said Ugandans abroad are not foreigners.
“When a bill defines us as such, it’s not a drafting error, it’s a statement. We send US$2.5 billion home for families, not politics. Don’t put government between our children and us," he said.
Brian Mushana Kwesiga, former President of the Uganda North America Association (UNAA), said that protecting sovereignty is right, but citizens should not be confused with foreign agents.
“It is difficult to ask Ugandans abroad to invest while defining them as foreigners. Build trust, don’t break it," he said.
Gloria Nalule, the Executive Director of Uganda Global Forum said 77% of diaspora respondents want the bill amended.
“Classifying Ugandans abroad as foreigners risks a two-tier citizenship,” she said.
The joint committee continues to interface with different stakeholders regarding the bill. #11thParliamentEnds
#HappeningNow: @kickuorg is convening a consultative meeting at Heras Country Hotel in Kigezi with key stakeholders to discuss the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, focusing on safeguarding Uganda’s sovereignty, regulating foreign agents & addressing external interference!
It was our pleasure hosting the @PPDAUganda team at our offices, led by Director Compliance Mr. Michael. We monitored key projects in Kabale, including the Kitibya–Kabanyonyi Bridge & Road and Kabale Technical Institute Construction. We are grateful for this strong partnership!
"Between true friends, even water drank together is sweet enough" 〰️ African Proverb @CivLegacy_F
6 days to go!
True friends will be gathering at The Olive School, Namugongo for #GoodDeedsDayUganda celebrations 🍾
"What your friend has is what they give you" 〰️ Lusoga Proverb @CivLegacy_F#OmutimaOmugabi
10th April 2026, we gather at The Olive School, Namugongo to elevate generosity in 🇺🇬
It's #GoodDeedsDayUganda
4,800 NGOs closing in Uganda is a shared concern. These organisations support communities, services & livelihoods. Beyond this, thousands have lost jobs.
Strengthening collaboration, compliance & support systems is key to sustaining their impact.
@NGObureau#SupportNGOs
YIP UGANDA LEADERSHIP
Pilot Parliament, Uganda Chapter 🇺🇬
Youth Impact Parliament of YIM
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Today, @kickuorg Office, we were honoured to host the Inspectorate of Government team who engaged our staff in strengthening the fight against #Corruption. With Uganda losing UGX 10 trillion yearly, partnership & vigilance are critical. #StopCorruption#AccountabilityNow
During today’s training , Ms. Nakagoba May Mabel reminded us: "Corruption is not just a government problem. It's a social threat. If we stand by, we stand for it. Together, we can break the cycles. Our voices matter, & our actions count." #FightCorruption#KICKU#Accountability
Today, we join the world to commemorate the International #AntiCorruptionDay under the theme: “#UnitingWithYouth Against Corruption: Shaping Tomorrow’s Integrity.” With 74% of citizens ranking Corruption “very severe,” the time to act is NOW. Read our full #IACD2025 Article👇👇👇
@kickuorg was honoured to host the @ethicsug for consultations on the National Anti-Corruption Strategy 2025–2030. Rev. Can. Aaron Mwesigye applauded KICK-U’s impactful work & called for greater Government Support & Protection. Our ED shared Kigezi Anti-Corruption Position Paper