I welcome the Heads of State and Delegations who are here to attend the Twelfth High-Level Meeting of the Regional Oversight Mechanism of the Peace, Security, and Cooperation Framework for the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Region.

The challenge Uganda faced in the 1962 elections was religious denominationism. Our current peace is a result of rejecting that division. African societies are ancient, over 4.5 million years old, but the introduction of new religions led to conflict in just 13 years. Despite

5. St. Paul on Hard Work: His teaching that those who don’t work shouldn’t eat echoes Jesus’ example of diligence as a carpenter and aligns with the message of the NRM. 6. Let Your Light Shine: Instead of debating which religion is correct, we should influence others through

I was in Gomba district today to attend the thanksgiving of Mr. Yiga Wamala (Kisakyamukama), whose commitment to fighting corruption and standing for the truth is commendable. His journey from poverty to success is a testament to the NRM's fight against poverty in Uganda. While

I was in Kyabayanja Kisaru, Kikuube District, for the Thanksgiving ceremony of my daughter, Hon Grace Mary Mugasa, the State Minister for Public Service, where I used the opportunity to reiterate my wealth creation message and continue to highlight the 6 priorities we must

I am happy that the Mugasas are actively engaged in commercial agriculture and services, employing many locals and other Ugandans from as far as Karamoja. This is a good example of my message that we need each other to produce or consume a good or service. I thank all the

At Wabinyonyi Playground in Nakasongola district, I concluded our PDM assessment excercise of Greater Luwero. I shared success stories from different parts of the country and implored our people in attendance to join the wealth creation kawefube. On the issue of organising

On my way to address a public rally in Nakasongola town, I stopped to commission Pura Organic Agro Tech Limited, a cassava processing factory. Cassava starch production is vital for key sectors, including pharmaceuticals, which rely heavily on supplies. I commend Ugandan cassava

I commend Parliament for passing the UPDF bill, preventing a clash between the Army, Parliament, and Judiciary.

In my meeting with leaders of Greater Luweero at Timnah School Grounds in Kasana Town, I tasked the leaders to come up with a comprehensive plan to keep our children in school and reduce dropout rates. If our children are not in school on account of school fees, then we must, as

Our diplomatic relations with the Netherlands are showing great promise in terms of collaboration to address important issues. On the sidelines of the PDM tour, I welcomed De Heus, a Dutch company that is investing in and enhancing our agro-processing efforts. By establishing

The people of Luweero have asked for a municipality or city, but these are not things we should concentrate on; they are not priorities. People need income, security, jobs, and infrastructure. Should we concentrate on new cities and districts or poverty alleviation? I choose the

I visited Mariam Baiga, a dedicated model farmer in Bamunanika. I was happy with her progress in managing a diverse farm with cattle, poultry, coffee, and bananas. The government will continue to support her efforts to inspire other farmers and help lift them out of poverty and

Adingana amawolu agajamu omukkuto. We have implemented several interventions for poverty eradication, changing our programs each time. This time, we decided to put the funds (PDM) directly into the hands of the people. Therefore, I was happy to be back in Nakaseke to witness for

When a child starts to take their first steps, we motivate them by cheering them on rather than carrying them. When they fall in their attempts to walk, we applaud them and encourage them to try again. I visited Nakayenga Damali in Wobulenzi, a PDM beneficiary who is 'walking'

Fellow Ugandans, especially the Bazzukulu, starting today, we will be in Greater Luwero for our PDM assessment tour.

Mwasingya! Mwebale munno!!

I concluded my tour of the Tooro region at a rally in Kitagwenda District, where I thanked residents for their commitment to peace and the rejection of rebellion. It's through our collective efforts that we have maintained stability in our communities. The NRM has prioritised

I addressed the leaders of the Tooro sub-region this afternoon in Kyegegwa District, where my message to them was to shift their focus from secondary issues and prioritise wealth creation at the household level as the most effective way to eradicate poverty across Uganda. While

Maama Janet and I were happy to launch the Presidential skilling hub in Kyenjojo District today. As I emphasized during my Rwenzori tour, people should listen to the NRM because it knows what it's doing and what it's talking about. We cannot do everything at once, so we must

These skilling hubs are part of a broader strategy to awaken Ugandans to the reality that wealth and progress stem from human productivity, not just words or entertainment. We used to import chairs and other products from India and Dubai and shoes from Italy, but now our youth in