Yesterday, I delivered a lecture of opportunity to student officers from the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College who are here for a study tour on Climate Change, Environment, Security, and Development. I emphasised the need for African nations to adopt clean, affordable

I stressed that power should be abundant and affordable, ideally not exceeding 5 cents per kilowatt hour. To overcome Africa's challenges, we must shift from subsistence agriculture to manufacturing and services. Lastly, I urged the young officers to embrace ideology. The

I commend the growing movement across Africa to preserve traditional values. By coming together, you are taking a stand against disorientation. When people abandon what is right for wrong, that’s disorientation, and spreading it is criminal but it will not succeed. Remember,

Today, Maama Janet and I registered to renew our National Identification Cards in Nakasero. I urge every eligible Ugandan to do the same for improved service delivery.

Today, I kicked off my PDM assessment tour in Wakiso District. My first stop was in Maganjo, where I visited Kagoma United Fabricators SACCO and Skilling Centre, a Presidential Initiative that I supported in 2018.  This initiative was aimed at helping the local youth acquire

Later, I visited Mr. Isaac Luzze, a PDM beneficiary in Gombe division, who listened to our message and has now got a thriving piggery, poultry, coffee and banana plantation business on his 1.5 acre of land. We shall support him to be an example to many others in his area.

Maama Janet and I Spent the afternoon in Nabweru talking to our Bazzukulu Ghetto youth at a public rally . I emphasized that the NRM has always been committed to ensuring peace and development in Uganda. Peace is paramount, and I assured the community that with the strength of

Today, I continued my PDM assessment tour in Nakasozi village, Kasanje Town, visiting the Mabamba model farm owned by Jacklet Atuhaire Rwabukurukuru. She is involved in poultry, dairy farming, fish farming, and banana cultivation. I commend her efforts in establishing a

So Bobi wine also has Bum lickers! Just for a party ticket , people forget they have kids who are watching! Hmmm!

Maama Janet and I were happy to launch the Busega Market this afternoon. This new facility gives traders a safe, clean, and organised space to operate, which is far better than selling on the roadside, where they face losses, especially during bad weather. The message of the

I have arrived in Nairobi this morning for an official visit. Looking forward to engaging in bilateral talks with H.E. President William Ruto, as we work together to strengthen the bond between Uganda and Kenya.

First Lady Bids Farewell to Ambassador of Ireland to Uganda Kevin Colgan, Honouring His Legacy in Uganda’s Education Sector.

I hosted the Egyptian Foreign Affairs Minister, H.E Dr Badr Abdellaty together with his delegation at State House Entebbe. We discussed a number of issues regarding the Nile and how best the stake holding countries can work together to preserve, and make better use of it. The

Maama Janet and I were happy to celebrate the 25 year wedding anniversary of our children Natasha and Edwin Karugire. We praised God for joining them together, for keeping them together and for blessing them with children and health. We commend them on this journey of marriage

Today at Nakasero, I met a team of American researchers who are collaborating with us to develop innovative treatments for cancer and diabetes derived from our plants. I welcome them.

Today, I met with youthful patriots in Muyenga, organized by Commissioner Hellen Seku. They were divided into groups: graduates of patriotic courses (totaling 450,000 trained), enterprise-based groups, social groups (like single mothers), and pressure group mobilizers. I urged

Asante sana!!

This is going to be a time to remember, like the guerrilla war of 1986, you are defeating the enemies hands down!

DOKOLO!

Speaking to the people of Dokolo this afternoon, my strong recommendation is for all families to join the money economy using the PDM. However, we shall also continue with other interventions, as the PDM money might not be enough, for instance, to dig a fish pond. In Lango, Teso,