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The Office of the National Chairman (ONC), under the leadership of Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye, has increasingly positioned itself as a visible grassroots institution, translating the National Chairman’s mandate into direct engagement with communities across Uganda. Rather than limiting its work to meetings and office-based coordination, the office has placed emphasis on field monitoring, community mobilisation, empowerment and following up on government programmes where ordinary citizens interact with them. One of the defining features of the ONC under Hajjat Namyalo has been its sustained monitoring of government programmes, particularly initiatives such as the Parish Development Model (PDM). Through field visits…
JINJA — Civil society organisations and child-rights advocates are calling on the Ugandan government to increase funding for the prevention and response to sexual violence against children, warning that laws and policies will have limited impact without adequate resources. The call was made during a three-day retreat in Jinja convened by World Vision Uganda in partnership with the Joining Forces Coalition, where more than 30 stakeholders discussed strategies for ensuring that sexual violence against children (SVAC) becomes a priority in the 2027/28 national budget. The retreat brought together representatives from the Uganda Child Rights NGO Network (UCRNN), government, civil society…
Ugandan diplomat and former United Nations Under-Secretary-General Olara Otunnu is positioning himself as a strong contender for the UN Secretary-General position, as the race to succeed António Guterres gathers momentum. Uganda formally nominated Otunnu in July, presenting him as a veteran diplomat with more than four decades of experience in international affairs, government and the United Nations system. His extensive background places him among the candidates seeking to lead the world body from January 2027. Otunnu’s strongest advantage is his deep familiarity with the United Nations itself. He previously served as Uganda’s Permanent Representative to the UN and later became…
Uganda continues to make a significant contribution to international peace and security by providing more than 600 military and police personnel to four United Nations peacekeeping missions. The deployment reflects the country’s ongoing commitment to supporting global efforts to prevent conflict, protect civilians and promote stability in areas affected by insecurity. The Ugandan personnel serve in challenging environments where peacekeepers are often required to operate under difficult conditions and significant personal risk. Their responsibilities include helping maintain security, supporting local communities and contributing to efforts aimed at creating conditions for lasting peace. Uganda’s contribution forms part of the wider UN…
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A special interfaith thanksgiving prayer service for First Lady Mama Janet Museveni has taken place at the Office of the National Chairman (ONC) Headquarters, bringing together faith leaders, political leaders, distinguished guests and members of the public. The gathering was organised by ONC Manager Hajjat Hadija Namyalo as a moment for Ugandans from different backgrounds to come together in prayer and thanksgiving for Mama Janet’s healing and continued wellbeing. The service was centred on gratitude to God for the First Lady’s recovery, with prayers seeking continued good health, strength and long life for Mama Janet Museveni. Those gathered are also…
St Lawrence University has offered 100 bursaries through the Office of the National Chairman (ONC) to support Ugandan students facing financial challenges in accessing university education. The initiative follows efforts by ONC Manager and Senior Presidential Advisor on Political Affairs, Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye, to lobby for education opportunities for the Bazzukulu. The bursaries are intended to provide an opportunity for deserving students whose academic ambitions may be affected by the rising cost of higher education. The partnership between St Lawrence University and the ONC is expected to give selected beneficiaries an opportunity to pursue university studies while easing part…
KAMPALA-Reagan Ssentongo has made fresh claims about his alleged relationship with Pastor Robert Kayanja, telling the Mwanga II Grade One Magistrate’s Court in Mengo that their relationship went beyond that of a pastor and follower. Ssentongo alleged that he and Kayanja had a romantic relationship and referred to each other as “bagalana”. He further claimed that Kayanja had instructed him not to fear his wife, Jesca Kayanja. The allegations were made in court and have not been independently established, with their validity remaining subject to the court’s determination. In his testimony, Ssentongo also alleged that he had been coached to…