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Today, Uganda assumes the Chairmanship of the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) Forum of Heads of State and Government (2026–2028) at the 39th African Union Summit in Addis Ababa.
Context; The @APRMorg is Africa’s home-grown governance accountability instrument under the AU, established in 2003. It is a voluntary peer review system through which Member States assess each other’s performance in democracy, political governance, economic management, corporate governance, and socio-economic development.
At the apex of this structure sits the APR Forum, composed of participating Heads of State and Government, providing political leadership, policy direction and oversight of governance reforms across the continent.
What does Means for @aprm_ug? It places Uganda at the center of driving governance dialogue, peer learning and reform advocacy across APRM member states.
For Uganda, it is both a diplomatic endorsement and a governance test an opportunity to lead by example while shaping Africa’s governance trajectory.
The Road Ahead? Uganda’s chairmanship comes at a time when Africa is redefining governance within the context of Agenda 2063, economic integration under the AfCFTA and rising citizen expectations.
The task is clear: strengthen the credibility of the APRM, accelerate implementation of review outcomes and champion African solutions for accountable, people-centered governance.
Uganda steps into this role not just as Chair, but as a steward of Africa’s collective governance progress.
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