“Currently, Uganda is producing 700,000 metric tons of sugar, yet the entire country consumes only about 300,000 metric tons, leaving a surplus of 400,000 metric tons. This means that the sugar market is more of a Ugandan market than solely a Busoga market, where sugarcanes are

President Yoweri Museveni called upon the people to be vigilant, insisting that the masses are the true whistleblowers in the fight against corruption. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yoweri Museveni pointed out that upon coming to power, the NRM Government introduced three historic missions (prosperity, strategic security, and brotherhood) and four ideological principles (Patriotism, Pan-Africanism, Socio-Economic Transformation, and Democracy)

President Yoweri Museveni noted that as Uganda's economy advances, the call for innovation and progress should become increasingly crucial to foster economic transformation. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yoweri Museveni spotlighted mismanagement and inefficiencies in budget execution, warning that Uganda’s transformation cannot be undermined by negligence. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yoweri Museveni demanded clarity on the long-standing cattle compensation for conflict-affected regions. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yower Museveni criticized politicians who create false impressions of wealth and burden themselves with unsustainable donations. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yoweri Museveni condemned the exploitative culture of individual fundraising pushed by politicians, describing it as unsustainable and misleading. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yoweri Museveni stressed that the existence of national borders has created limitations on regional cooperation, often leaving neighboring nations like South Sudan and Congo vulnerable to crises that require collective action. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yoweri Museveni identified four key areas where cultural institutions should focus: the preservation of indigenous languages, promotion of traditional foods, safeguarding rational customs, and supporting socio-economic transformation. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yoweri Museveni urged the army officers to rethink prosperity through self-sufficiency, saying that true economic growth does not depend on aid but on local production and entrepreneurship. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yoweri Museveni cautioned cultural leaders against involvement in partisan politics, urging them instead to leave electoral processes to the people. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yoweri Museveni was emphatic about the need for voters to resist being seduced by envelopes of cash and instead focus on choosing leaders who will protect their interests. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yoweri Museveni encouraged the participants to work towards a deeper appreciation for Uganda, East Africa, and Africa in order to create a wider market and seize opportunities within the continent. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

“Uganda produces 5.4 billion litres of milk, yet consumes only 800 million. To succeed, we must think beyond Uganda, we must think East Africa, we must think Africa.”-President Yower Museveni #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yoweri Museveni hinted at its negative impact on African economic development, Uganda inclusive, and urged them to focus on national interests. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yoweri Museveni pointed out that had the federation been realized, many subsequent issues, such as the rise of Idi Amin, might have been avoided. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

President Yoweri Museveni emphasized the need for Africa to draw upon its historical resilience against slave trade, colonialism, and neo-colonialism and secure itself from contemporary threats. #WhyUgStillNeedsM7

I Congratulate Hajji Mohammed Zziwa Katanyoreka, an established farmer in Mpigi District. He manages 5 acres of land with 2,000 layer chickens, 1 acre of coffee intercropped with bananas with 4 dairy cows. From poultry alone, Hajji earns UGX 550,000 daily more than many in

The Parish Development Model (PDM) in Uganda is to increase household incomes and improve the quality of life for Ugandans, particularly by transitioning them from a subsistence economy to a market-oriented one.