The new General Secretary of PLU is Hon.Fadil Twalla. I will work closely with him to achieve our objectives. I thank Hon.Kabanda for his 3 years of excellent service. He set the standard high for the position.
@AnitahAmong@mkainerugaba@KagutaMuseveni I am honored to wholeheartedly endorse Hon. Witonze Juma for the position of Member of Parliament in the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA).
Hon. Witonze Juma is a distinguished leader whose integrity, vision, and unwavering commitment to public service set him apart. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated exceptional dedication to advancing the interests of his constituents and promoting regional cooperation within the East African Community.
His deep understanding of governance, policy development, and regional integration makes him uniquely qualified to represent our nation at the EALA. He possesses the ability to engage constructively with diverse stakeholders, advocate effectively for sustainable development, and contribute meaningfully to legislative processes that strengthen economic growth, social cohesion, and cross-border collaboration.
Beyond his professional achievements, Hon. Witonze Juma is a person of strong character approachable, principled, and driven by a genuine desire to serve. His leadership reflects accountability, inclusiveness, and a forward-looking mindset that aligns with the aspirations of the East African region.
I am confident that, if elected, he will uphold the highest standards of leadership and represent our country with distinction, integrity, and diligence.
I strongly and without reservation support his candidacy.
Honourable Nelson lufafa
The new Uganda Express Penalty System is unjust and urgently needs to be reviewed. The problem is not just with reckless drivers but with how the system is designed and enforced.
In places like Entebbe, drivers are fined for going slightly above 30 kilometers per hour even when the sign clearly shows a 50 kilometers per hour limit. How does that make sense? Someone driving at 75 kilometers per hour on a road marked 70 is automatically charged.
Is that really promoting road safety or just collecting money? Some cars cannot even maintain a speed as low as 30 kilometers per hour without risk. To make matters worse, the fines are incredibly high and must be paid within 72 hours or they shoot up by 50 percent. How many Ugandans even earn more than 500,000 shillings a month?
These penalties are harsh, unrealistic and exploitative. This is not how a fair system works. It needs to be reviewed immediately in the interest of justice and common sense.
@GenWamala@GabrielBuule@sum109@DeeSandy20@taremwa311@TonyNatif@FrankGashumba@adoniaayebare@DuncanAbigaba@Sudhirntv
I extend my sincere gratitude to the Parliament of Uganda for its steadfast commitment to shaping policies that drive national development, uphold democratic values, and protect the interests of all Ugandans. Through legislative oversight, lawmaking, and representation, Parliament remains a cornerstone of governance, ensuring that policies reflect the aspirations of our people.
As we look ahead, I encourage all leaders to stay dedicated to their responsibilities, guided by integrity, inclusivity, and a deep sense of duty to our nation. Together, we can strengthen our democracy, advance economic growth, and work towards a more united and prosperous Uganda.
Parliament’s role in shaping Uganda’s future is undeniable, and its contributions have been instrumental in driving progress. As we recognize these efforts, let us also reaffirm our shared commitment to building a brighter future for every Ugandan.
Life’s journey is marked by both triumphs and trials, yet each challenge presents an opportunity for growth. Take this time to rest, reflect, and realign your aspirations. With patience and perseverance, success is inevitable.
HAPPY WEEKEND.
As we bid farewell to 2024, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to all of you who have walked this journey with me. This year has been a testament to resilience, collaboration, and the shared vision of a prosperous East Africa.
Let us embrace 2025 with renewed determination to champion unity, innovation, and progress for our region. Together, we can build stronger connections, foster inclusivity, and unlock the limitless potential of East Africa.
Wishing you and your families a joyous holiday season and a prosperous new year filled with peace, health, and success.
@DaudiKabanda@AnitahAmong @IGGBetiKamya @jumuiya@pwatchug @Plugandaa @BugandaOfficial @nbstv@ntvuganda@MichealMawanda1@Parliament_Ug
This photo of the speaker @AnitahAmong and Deputy Speaker of Parliament should serve as a powerful reminder to leaders across all levels of government to unite for the greater good of our beautiful nation.
@adoniaayebare I see people here fronting dipomacy instead of humanitarianism , @adoniaayebare thanks for coming out loud and ashame this ridiculous woman who is heartless and doesnt consider the suffering of women and children in Gaza .