Maama Janet and I spent the afternoon in Mbarara at Boma grounds for the 'Light up Ankole for Jesus' crusade organized by Pastor Patience Rwabwogo. I am grateful to God for blessing my family with a pastor.

I am thankful to the Christians for embracing the message of

While in Kenya, I met Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga and enjoyed a discussion about the East African Community and his candidacy for the African Union Commission.

I have returned home from a 3-day state visit to Kenya, at the invitation of H.E. Ruto. I would like to express my gratitude to His Excellency and to the people of Kenya for the warm welcome and their hospitality, especially for the fruitful bilateral engagements we had in a bid

I visited the tomb of the Unknown Warrior at the Uhuru Gardens National Monument in Nairobi, to pay my respects to the comrades who died fighting for Africa's freedom.

I am delighted to be in Kenya today at the invitation of H.E. Ruto. This serves as a platform to further strengthen the strong historical ties between Uganda and Kenya. I look forward to having fruitful discussions during this visit.

Today, I was happy to meet H.E Maj. Gen George Owinow, the outgoing Ambassador of Kenya to Uganda, at Entebbe. Kenya and Uganda have longstanding ties and a lot of shared history between us. I wish him good luck in his future endeavors.

Maama Janet and I participated in the national census civic exercise this afternoon at Nakasero. I am pleased with the questions because they collect personal data and cover various other areas that indicate our economy, growth, and needs. I urge all Ugandans to fully cooperate

Today’s introduction of judges of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal and the swearing-in of Justice Asa Mugenyi is another mark of stability that characterizes the institutions of the State. This is because people have gone through school, joined, and progressed through

I had a productive meeting with the US Ambassador to Uganda, H.E William Popp, at State House Entebbe. We discussed key issues such as the upcoming census, regional peace, and socio-economic development. I emphasized the need for an inclusive census for informed decision-making.

Prof Vincent Anigbogu and his dear wife visited me at State House, Entebbe. We had stimulating discussions on a number of issues. I welcome his idea of potential collaboration opportunities in skilling the youth based on the one and four-acre models of agriculture. I particularly

Fellow Countrymen and, especially, the Bazzukulu.

This is a reminder that the 6th National Population and Housing Census will commence this Friday, 10th May 2024. Please avail yourselves and provide our data collectors or enumerators with honest answers to their questions in