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Minister Musasizi tells Ugandans to prepare for President Museveni’s potential candidacy in 2026

Wilfred Arinda Nsheeka by Wilfred Arinda Nsheeka
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Rubanda: In a riveting address at St. Agatha Girls School Kakore, Hon. Henry Musasizi, the State Minister for Finance in charge of general duties and Member of Parliament for Rubanda County East, stirred anticipation by suggesting that President Yoweri Museveni willl run for re-election in 2026. As Chairman of the NRM party in Rubanda District, Musasizi confidently affirmed his belief that the influential leader would once again seek the presidency, solidifying his status as the most influential president in the Great Lakes Region of Africa.

During a spirited fundraising function aimed at constructing a state-of-the-art computer laboratory, Hon. Musasizi captivated the audience with his impassioned words. He urged Ugandans to prepare for the potential candidacy of President Museveni and stressed the significance of supporting the NRM party in the upcoming elections.

President Museveni, who has held power since 1986, has been a driving force in shaping the region’s political landscape. His unwavering leadership and commitment to regional stability have made him a key figure in the Great Lakes Region of Africa, garnering respect and influence among neighboring nations.

While campaigns promoting First Son Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba’s candidacy have gained momentum across the country, President Museveni has remained tight-lipped about his own political aspirations for 2026. As speculations continue to swirl, the nation eagerly awaits his decision, recognizing the potential for an unprecedented extension of his tenure.

If re-elected, President Museveni would surpass an extraordinary four decades in power, underscoring his enduring impact on Uganda and the Great Lakes Region as a whole. His leadership has been characterized by a steadfast commitment to regional cooperation, conflict resolution, and economic development, establishing Uganda as a pivotal player within the international community.

President Museveni’s potential candidacy sets the stage for a significant turning point in Uganda’s political history. The forthcoming elections will serve as a litmus test for the nation’s commitment to democratic principles and its willingness to embrace change or sustain the course set by the incumbent leader.

As the most influential president in the Great Lakes Region, President Museveni’s decision carries weight not only within Uganda but also across neighboring nations. The region finds itself at a critical juncture, where the outcome of the 2026 elections could shape the trajectory of political dynamics, regional alliances, and socioeconomic progress for years to come.

Ugandans, aware of President Museveni’s profound impact, eagerly participate in the democratic process, contemplating the choice between continuity and exploring new paths. The press remains attentive, capturing the pulse of the nation as anticipation mounts and citizens prepare to shape their collective future.

With President Museveni’s potential candidacy at the forefront of national discourse, Uganda embarks on a historic moment that will reverberate across the Great Lakes Region of Africa. The story unfolds, and the nation braces itself for a pivotal chapter in its political narrative, mindful of the enduring influence of its esteemed leader.


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