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Today, @crd_rw received a team from @ProfemmesTH for interactive discussion that centered on joint collaboration in advancing women’s rights & gender equality.
This partnership shall also focus on various aspects including capacity building on Legitimcy, Transparency & Accountability (LTA). @ProfemmesTH@RwandaGender@GovernanceRw
The Electoral Commission informs the public of changes in venues for the Regional Youth Representatives to Parliament elections, scheduled for Wednesday, 28th January 2026, as follows:
• Eastern Region: Islamic University in Uganda, Mbale City
• Central Region: Masaka Sports Arena, Kitovu-Masaka City
• Northern Region: Mvara Secondary School, Arua City
• Western Region: Ntare School, Mbarara City
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ELECTIONS REMINDER: The Electoral Commission reminds the public that repeat elections for Directly-Elected Members of Parliament will be held on Tuesday, 27th January 2026 in constituencies where voting was previously suspended:
• Kibanda North Constituency — Kiryandongo District
• Ibanda Municipality — Ibanda District
• Ajuri County Constituency — Alebtong District (affected polling stations in Awori, Acede, Ojul & Owalo parishes)
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🗳️ Local Government Elections: Polling Dates Clarified
In line with the Electoral Commission Roadmap, Wednesday, 4th February 2026 remains the polling day nationwide for elections of Sub-county, Town Council and Municipal Division Chairpersons, Directly Elected Councillors and Women Councillors.
However, polling for District-level elections in Butebo District, and in Local Government electoral areas where polling was not conducted or concluded, has been rescheduled to Tuesday, 17th February 2026.
Voting will take place at all gazetted polling stations (and designated electoral college venues where applicable) from 7:00am to 4:00pm, followed by counting and declaration of results in accordance with the law. Voters are urged to participate peacefully and observe electoral guidelines.
Full details: https://t.co/pcJIRjdMmW
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Reminder: Polling is taking place nationwide today, Wednesday 4th February 2026, for Sub-county, Town Council and Municipal Division Chairpersons, Directly Elected Councillors and Women Councillors.
Our Voter support lines remain available.
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Electing your leaders is a fundamental human right. Watch this video to understand the correct and safe procedure for casting your vote at a polling station.
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Information manipulation leading to misinformation and disinformation often amplified by social media. Elections are a common trigger for violence across Africa, a trend that continues despite decades of demonstration, democratization. .#Towards2026
Dr Moses Issoba, ED UNNGOF: "The voter turnout has been declining over the last electoral cycles, not because people don't care, they care, but because some no longer believe that their voice matters." #Towards2026
How have other countries managed donor transitions successfully, and what lessons can Uganda draw from their experiences? What policy reforms are urgently needed to create fiscal space and support long-term sustainability of social programs? #HealthFinancingUG#HealthFinancingUG
Guided by global commitments like the Sustainable Development Goals and continental commitments like the Africa Leaders' Commitment of 2019 on increasing investments in health, several measures have been taken with short, medium and long-term perspectives.#HealthFinancingUG
Happening now is the National Dissemination Workshop exploring how Uganda can sustain health financing and Universal Health Coverage in the face of shrinking donor funding.
#HealthFinancingUG@EUinUG
Opening the National Dialogue on Health Financing Dynamics in Uganda, Dr. Moses Isooba, ED UNNGOF, sets the tone:
“2025 marks a turning point, as global aid shrinks, Uganda must strengthen domestic resource mobilization to sustain its health system.”
#HealthFinancingUG
With an average of 45% of the total health expenditure coming from external financing sources coupled with high out-of-pocket expenditure, the negative effects to our health system and the economy at large may be enormous.#HealthFinancingUG@cehurduganda@ngoforum@MinofHealthUG
Happening Now: The National Dissemination Workshop on Health Financing Dynamics in Uganda is underway.
Stakeholders are discussing how Uganda can sustain health financing and advance Universal Health Coverage amid shrinking donor support.
#HealthFinancingUG#SustainableHealth
“If you follow global reports, whether from Civic Space Monitors, Freedom House, or others, it is clear that our environment is severely constrained. It is a repressive environment, and such contexts often show signs of authoritarianism — signs that we can already observe today.
“If you follow global reports, whether from Civic Space Monitors, Freedom House, or others, it is clear that our environment is severely constrained. It is a repressive environment, and such contexts often show signs of authoritarianism — signs that we can already observe today.
Our Federal President, Honourable Steinberger, publicly recognises these outstanding individuals for their commitment.Civil society is essential for inclusive societies where no one is left behind. It is a link between the government and the population at large.#CSOConvention2025