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9th Sitting of the 2nd Meeting of the 1st Session of the 12th Parliament of Uganda: Tuesday 20th October 2026 teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/1aJbdEjoO…
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MP Bruce Balaba is moving a motion (attached) urging government to equitably and transparently allocate road fund monies to local governments. #PlenaryUg
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The Deputy Speaker says allegations by Hon. Muwada Nkunyingi that resolutions of Parliament are altered before transmission to other agencies is unacceptable and puts the reputation of the House at stake.
‘If you hear such an allegation, pass it to the relevant offices of this House. I request that we be cautious about this and if you have any allegation, give it to the Speaker or my office to take action. It is criminal to change resolutions of Parliament and we take stern action. We haven’t received any complaint of that nature” #PlenaryUg
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Legislators are raising matters of national importance affecting their constituencies and the country. #PlenaryUg
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13th Sitting of the 2nd Meeting of the 1st Session of the 12th Parliament of Uganda: Wednesday, 28th October 2026 teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/1pKdRDqaY…
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MP Denis Omodi proposes a quarterly briefing to Parliament on the release of road funds to local governments, upon which the question was put and the motion was carried. #PlenaryUg
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The Deputy Speaker directs the Ministry of Education to present to Parliament, a list of all accredited courses at all universities. He says this will guide all stakeholders on what decisions to take. #PlenaryUg
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Deputy Speaker @Thomas_Tayebwa has called on MPs to regularly visit the Office of the Presiding Officer to log matters of national importance. He noted that early registration allows proper follow-ups with relevant ministers and helps clear parliamentary backlogs.
Thursdays are now dedicated to hearing MP concerns, including those raised by members on the floor without prior registration.
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🎥Ibrahim Kavuma
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Speaker @ObothOboth met UAE Federal National Council Speaker H.E. Saqr Ghobash on the sidelines of the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum in New Delhi today to discuss strengthening Uganda-UAE bilateral and parliamentary ties. @ParliamentUG @fnc_uae #ObothOboth #BRICSIndia2026
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The House grants Hon. Kyampende leave to introduce the Bill regulating the tea sector. #PlenaryUg
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13th Sitting of the 2nd Meeting of the 1st Session of the 12th Parliament of Uganda: Wednesday, 28th October 2026 teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/1jGXgBWad…
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Kitgum Municipality MP, Denis Oneka Lit says the Minister of Education should investigate whether there are internal conflicts and those interest at Mbarara University adding that these could be causing the problems that are manifesting. #PlenaryUg
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Hon. Kyampene says the lack of a law has hindered its full potential as seen with the production of poor or medium quality tea which earns US$1 per kilo compared to higher prices for Kenyan and Rwandan tea.
"The law will cure the lack of market diversification due to the reliance on the Mombasa tea auction for the sale of about 90% of Uganda's tea production". #PlenaryUg
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Speaker @ObothOboth was joined by members of the Ugandan delegation, who wore stoles presented to delegates by the Forum’s Indian hosts.
Uganda and Thailand are both BRICS partner countries. Trade between them is still small and uneven.
Uganda Exports to Thailand were US$383.53 thousand during 2025, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade. Uganda Exports to Thailand.
On the other hand, Thailand Exports to Uganda were US$27.25 million during 2025, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade.
That gap leaves plenty of room to grow bilateral parliamentary diplomacy through building a parliamentary friendship group between the two countries'Houses!
@ParliamentUG #ObothOboth #BRICSPF2026 #BRICSIndia2026 #Uganda #Thailand
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Hon. @OgwangOgwang: Although the National Council For Higher Education (NCHE) has the statutory mandate to accredit higher education programmes and recognise academic qualifications in #Uganda, including the Bachelor of Pharmacy, the Pharmaceutical Society of Uganda similarly has s[statutory responsibilities concerning pharmacy education, professional training, qualifying examinations and eligibility for membership and registration as a pharmacist under the law. #PlenaryUg
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The Minister of State for Education and Sports, Hon. @OgwangOgwang is presenting a statement on the Bachelor of Pharmarcy programme at Mbarara University of Science and Technology.
"The Bachelor of Pharmacy programme at Mbarara University of Science and Technology is accredited by the National Council For Higher Education and that its accreditation runs until 2036" #PlenaryUg
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MP Muhammad Nsegumire is moving a motion for the resolution of Parliament urging government to designate hours of access of heavy trucks to the Central Business District. Attached is the motion. @DBwambale @KCCAUG . #PlenaryUg
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MP Muhammad Nsegumire. In his motion, he proposes that trucks with heavy tonnage should be allowed in the CBD only between 10pm and 6am to deal with congestion, traffic and road safety. #PlenaryUg
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MP Nsegumire says a radius of 5 miles from the heart of Kampala should be free of trucks during rush hours to make movement in the city easier, but also to reduce on road accidents arising from heavy trucks in the CBD. #PlenaryUg
