Author - Bishop

Minister EAC Kenya Makes a Courtesy Call.

Bishop2024-11-21T21:22:06+00:00

from right ,RT .Hon Rebecca Kadaga (MP) with Hon Beatrice Askul Moe Minister for EAC Kenya. RT. Hon Rebecca Kadaga has this afternoon hosted the minister of EAC, Regional Development, Arid, and Arid areas, Kenya, Hon Beatrice Askul Moe, Minister; at the ministry of EAC Uganda offices in Kampala. The minister and her Kenyan counterpart discussed continued bilateral relations between the two countries. Relations between Partner States. The Republic of Kenya, is one of Uganda's largest trading partners,...

1DPM/Minister for EAC Affairs Uganda Stresses Importance of Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment.

Bishop2024-11-14T16:55:37+00:00

1DPM/Minister for EAC Affairs Uganda, Rt.Hon Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga (MP) The 1DPM/Minister for East African Community Affairs Uganda has emphasized women's vital role in shaping the Frfeddom Charter, particularly through their advocacy for the women's charter. She stated that this document called for the enfranchisement of people of all races regardless of gender, and demanded equality of opportunity in employment, equal pay for equal work, and equal rights concerning property, marriage, and children. ‘Nobel peace prize laureate Albert Luthuli lauded the indispensable...

Take Stock of the Milestones Achieved in The EAC Integration Process and Tackle Shared Challenges- Kadaga.

Bishop2024-10-31T08:28:47+00:00

1DPM/Minister for East African Community Affairs Uganda, Rt.Hon Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga (MP) By Bishop Samuel Despite the colonial boundaries that divide us, the culture, language, and other aspects of life curt across, and endure, that’s why the essence of the East African Community is to promote regional cooperation/integration and strategically remove barriers that hinder integration. The EAC Common Market Protocol is one of the finest examples of the milestone in the EAC integration process. Rt. Hon Rebecca Kadaga said at the high-level meeting...

Uganda gained its Independence from Colonial Rule

Bishop2024-10-09T07:47:15+00:00

Bishop Samuel President of the republic of Uganda, Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. Uganda became a British Protectorate in 1894. That’s when the British established administrative control and influenced local governance structures, particularly in the Buganda Kingdom. In the years leading up to independence, political parties began to form. In March 1961, Uganda held its first elections leading to internal self-governance that saw Benedicto Kiwanuka become the first Chief Minister. On 9th 1962, Uganda officially became an independent nation. The country adopted a federal form...

Uganda -Kenya Review 2019 MOU in Nairobi.

Bishop2024-09-27T09:22:37+00:00

1DPM/Minister EAC Uganda, Rt.Hon Rebecca Kadaga (left) and Hon. Beatrice Askul Moe, Minister for EAC, Kenya at the signing of agreed minutes of the Bilateral Engagement between the two countries. On 12th September 2019. An MOU between the Republic of Uganda and the Republic of Kenya was signed, which recognizes cooperation, close coordination in resource sharing, and peaceful coexistence, as well as bridging isolation gaps to improve livelihoods and socioeconomic conditions of cross-border communities for sustainable peace and development. The Republic...