Plenary resumes at 2pm today, Tuesday 10 November 2026.
Among the business Parliament is to cover is a debate on whether to adopt a committee report on persistent power cuts across Uganda.
A recap of my 30th September submission, highlighting the water crisis in Ayivu West and calling on the Ministry to prioritise access to clean and safe water in the next financial year.@Parliament_Ug@pwatchug@NRMOnline@PLUsecretariat
@UgandaPrisons takes the victory against the @Parliament_Ug Volleyball Team! Our team may have lost the points, but not the fighting spirit. Congratulations to Uganda Prisons!
Parliament promises a comeback @NRMOnline@pwatchug
Best wishes to all PLE candidates in Ayivu West and Arua City at large. Stay focused, confident and give your best. May your hard work translate into success. Your future is bright!
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On Thursday, 22nd October, I raised the lack of primary schools in Nyarachu and Alivu Wards on the Floor of Parliament, asking when they would be coded. I also called for urgent Government intervention at Pokea Primary School.
Every child in Ayivu West deserves quality education
I extend my heartfelt condolences to the family and Lugbara Kari community on the passing of Agoge Yuma Manase Abuku, a respected elder of Ayivu West. His legacy in preserving our culture will live on. May God comfort the bereaved and grant his soul eternal rest.
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Yesterday, 25th October, I visited Pajulu, Adumi & Ayivuni Health Centres, identified key challenges and supported patients with sugar and rice. I’ll continue lobbying Government for better healthcare in Ayivu West.
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🙏 BLESSED SUNDAY!
I wish the people of Ayivu West, West Nile, and Uganda a peaceful and blessed last Sunday of October. May God guide, protect, and bless us all with good health, joy, and abundant grace. @NRMOnline@Parliament_Ug@pwatchug@KagutaMuseveni@Leniacharity
Today, I thanked the people of Sheema and greater Ankole for supporting the NRM in the recent elections. I also thanked Prof. Ephraim Kamuntu for organising the thanksgiving ceremony.
Earlier today, I joined fellow leaders and Christians to celebrate 20 years of episcopal service by the Most Rev. Sabino Ocan Odoki, Bishop of Arua Diocese. Congratulations, Your Lordship! May God grant you more wisdom and strength in shepherding His people.@RadioPacisnews
Thank you, Ayivu West, for the love and support throughout our thanksgiving ceremonies in Pajulu, Ayivuni and Adumi.
The celebrations have ended; now it’s time to work and deliver on our promises.
Together, let’s turn promises into action.
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I join the people of Ayivu West in mourning the late Rev. Canon Alfred Jeth Adiburu, a spiritual father who touched countless lives through his ministry in Madi Okollo, Kuluva, Mvara and beyond.
Let us unite to give him a dignified sendoff. His legacy of faith n service lives.
THE TRADE LINK UGANDA AND KENYA DESERVE!
Yesterday, I had the honour of joining the people of Samia Bugwe South as Chief Guest at the thanksgiving ceremony of Hon. Julius Wandera Maganda, held at Butenge Primary School in Lunyo, Busia District.
In my address, I took keen interest in the long standing call by our elders, including Justice James Ogoola, who have been asking for the construction of the 12-kilometre stretch at Mulwanda. Their request is a fair one.
I therefore took the opportunity to direct the Ministry of Works and Transport to work on this road immediately, to ease the movement of our people.
The road will run through Lumino Sub-County and open a third border connection between Uganda and Kenya. It will decongest the heavily used Busia and Malaba crossings and give our traders a faster, cheaper route for cross-border business.
As leaders from the same region, Hon. Maganda and I understand the aspirations of our people. Our communities continue to raise concerns about the condition of roads, railway development and other infrastructure needs that affect their daily lives.
Those concerns deserve action. The Mulwanda road is a practical place to begin, and I look forward to seeing the Ministry of Works and Transport move quickly so that our people can feel the difference.
Yesterday, I met with medical interns and leaders of the Uganda Medical Association, led by their President, Dr. Frank Asiimwe, at State House Entebbe.
I committed to supporting the UMA SACCO to enable health workers to access affordable credit, upgrade their skills and create opportunities to employ themselves. This is a practical way of empowering our medical professionals.
I also directed that the policy requiring medical students to complete internship before graduating be corrected. Graduation and housemanship are separate processes, and we should not waste time by mixing the two.
On interns’ allowances, we shall continue consultations while ensuring that our decisions are guided by affordability and sustainability.
I also support the proposal for tax relief for health workers and improved access to essential, life supporting items.
Our goal is to build a strong health sector with skilled, motivated and empowered professionals who can deliver quality healthcare to all Ugandans.
Happy 64th Independence Day to the people of Ayivu West, Arua City, West Nile and Uganda at large! May unity, peace and patriotism continue to guide our nation.
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