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“Ugandan Women Are Now Powerful & Empowered Than Ever”- ONC Boss Hails President Museveni For His Contributions Towards Women’s Wellbeing

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The Senior Presidential Advisor on Political Affairs and head Office of the NRM National Chairman (ONC), Hajjat Namyalo Hadijah Uzeiye has commended President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni for consistently championing the empowerment and emancipation of women through which female leaders in the country have had the opportunity to grow and make a contribution to the country.…

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‘It is now our war to fight those thieves in offices and clean the name of NRM’- ONC Boss ‘Namyalo Uzeiye’, Wakiso RDC ‘Mbabazi’ Combine Efforts In Fight Against Corruption, Land Grabbing

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The head of the Kyambogo-based Office of the NRM National Chairman (ONC), Hajjat Namyalo Hadijah Uzeiye has waged war against [the so-called untouchable] land grabbers and Corrupt Wakiso District government officials who swindle government money meant to revive residents from poverty. Hajjat Uzeiye revealed the war yesterday while meeting NRM leaders, local leaders, NRM mobilizers, Wakiso…

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‘We Shall Continue Supporting Developmental Activities Of Our Kingdom’ – ONC Boss Pledges, Buys UGX10m Masaza Cup Tickets

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The senior Presidential advisor & Personal Assistant Office of the NRM National Chairman Kyambogo & National Coordinator, Bazzukulu Movement Ms Hajjat Hadijah Uzeiye Namyalo has held a meeting with Buganda kingdom minister for Youth, Sports and recreation Ow’ek Henry Ssekabembe Kiberu. The Capital Times has learnt that Hajjat Hadijah was accompanied by the ONC Spokesperson…

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‘Jajja Tova Ku Main Campaigns’- Kampala Endorses Museveni To Stand For Elections In 2026 As ONC Boss Wages War Against Greedy Monsters

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The National Resistance Movement (NRM) leaders from the Kampala business district have endorsed President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni to run as the sole candidate for the 2026 general elections. These were party leaders drawn from all party structures and supporters from formal and informal sectors like Bodaboda associations, taxi operators, ghetto youths, market traders, salonists among…

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