Chemonges. M. Timothy

Join us tomorrow at 10PM for #BehindTheHeadlines @ubctvuganda ! We explore how the Great Lakes can shift from stability → prosperity and unlock a Half-Billion market. #BehindTheHeadlines #AfricaEconomy #UGPolls2026

Conflict resolution and lasting peace require systems, fairness, and leadership that works for everyone—not just election winners. Watch the full #policydigestpodcast conversation: youtu.be/QEG0__YVoKQ?si… #PeaceBuilding #Governance #peace

On this 𝐆𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐅𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐲, we reflect on sacrifice, compassion, and renewal. May it inspire us to build a just society rooted in empathy, fairness, and hope. ✝️ 🕊️

Uganda must come first. Beneath our political differences is a shared desire to see Uganda better, stronger, and healed. Ours is still a young and evolving nation, which is why leadership must be guided by wisdom, care, and a genuine commitment to unity. As Reagan Mwebaze Muyinda of You Lead Africa reminds us, the conversation about a peaceful Uganda is layered—but love for country must remain at the center. Watch the full conversation: youtu.be/QEG0__YVoKQ?si… #ThePolicyDigest #UgandaFirst #PeaceBuilding #Governance

𝐄𝐯𝐞𝐫 𝐰𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝐡𝐨𝐰 𝐚𝐧 𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐚 𝐛𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐬 𝐚 𝐥𝐚𝐰 𝐢𝐧 𝐔𝐠𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐚? Let’s walk through the journey step by step 👇🏿 A thread 🧵 #ParliamentaryAccountability #CEPAProgramming

We asked: What compromises should the NRM concede to — if we are to have a peaceful post-2026 Uganda? Listen to Geoffrey Mugisha from @NRMOnline answer. Watch the full 59th #PolicyDigestPodcast: youtu.be/QEG0__YVoKQ?si…

#CEPAPolls Which area should be the top priority for advancing climate justice in Uganda? #ClimateJusticeAndEnvironmentalGovernance #CEPAProgramming

LAWS ARE NOT MEANT TO BE SET, THEN FORGOTTEN. As part of the @centre4policy fellowship , I finished a deep dive into the #Post #Legislative #Scrutiny. In today’s policy world, #PLS presents its self as a central point in closing the implementation gap, and ensuring legislative accountability. Passing the law is one step and scrutiny of its implementation is another step. #PLS enforces accountability, without #PLS, laws become dead letters existing on paper but failing to change lives or live their intended goals. #PLS supports in explaining between ideal and reality of the policy and this provides the needed evidence to advocate for amendments or better funding for the realisation of the policy’s intention. #PolicyAnalysis # #PostLegislativeScrutiny #CEPA #PublicPolicy #Accountability @ChemongesTim @SheillaOyella @NCHRD_UG @dgrotaryd9213 @JoviaOyungi @justineonono3 @Mpunge_Micheal @norbertmao @pwatchug @Parliament_Ug @PAMOJA_ED @YLFAlumni @ClarkTulengera @MugaruraDavid5

Policy Digest Podcast EP 59 | Uganda after Jan. 2026: Pathways to Peace and Reconciliation Guests: Ashraf Kakaire (@OpenSpaceUganda), Reagan Muyinda (@OneYoungAfrica), Geoffrey Mugisha (@NRMOnline) & @JGTahinduka (Host) Link: youtu.be/QEG0__YVoKQ?si…

#PodcastPremiere || We voted. Results came. But are we okay as a country? Tune in at 3 PM as #PolicyDigestPodcast explores what January 2026 left behind—and where Uganda goes from here towards a path of healing and reconciliation. Watch: youtu.be/QEG0__YVoKQ?si…

@Parliament_Ug This is wise decision. Suspending the process helps mitigate potential legal challenges arising from procedural gaps that should have been addressed earlier. ✅

Update on the EALA by-election.

🔴 Tonight on Spectrum Extra The week in review: what mattered most? @anderlukson hosts @simonmulongo, Imam Idd Kasozi, @ChemongesTim & @mwiru_paul to analyze the major events shaping Uganda. 🕖 7PM–9PM 🌐 radioonefm90.com #SpectrumExtra #WeekInReview

An informed citizenry is the backbone of accountability. Test your knowledge with #ParliamentWatchTrivia 👇🏿 shorturl.at/kJX5U #CEPAProgramming

One of the strongest takeaways from the session was that Post-Legislative Scrutiny is not just a technical exercise; it is also deeply political. Our discussion reflected on how, in practice, parliamentary processes are shaped by power, party positions, and institutional habits. As one of the #CEPAResearchAndPolicyFellows noted, “decisions in Parliament are reproduced by political party caucuses.” Another important reflection was that “much of the focus has been on the earlier stages” of the legislative process. That observation speaks to a wider challenge in governance: we often invest heavily in drafting, debating, and passing laws, but give far less attention to reviewing whether those laws actually deliver results for citizens. PLS helps shift that focus from procedure to performance, from promises to outcomes, and from legislative intent to lived reality. It is also one of the ways Parliament can strengthen oversight, check executive dominance, and reduce the risk of policy failure. #SUPA #CRPF #CEPAProgramming

📍 Tonight on #SpectrumExtra Our Executive Director - @ChemongesTim joins the panel for The Week in Review to unpack the key events shaping Uganda’s policy and governance landscape. Tune in for insights, context, and forward-looking analysis. #WeekInReview

📍 Yesterday at the CEPA Offices, Dr. Martin Kizito facilitated the 3rd Module of #CRPF session on 𝐏𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐋𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐬𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐒𝐜𝐫𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐲 (𝐏𝐋𝐒) & 𝐀𝐜𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐛𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 — a conversation that challenged us to think beyond the excitement of passing laws and focus instead on what happens after. At the centre of the discussion was a simple but important question: once a law is enacted, do we take time to assess whether it is actually working as intended? That is the value of PLS. It helps Parliament and other governance actors review whether legislation is being implemented properly, whether it is achieving its intended objectives, and whether it is creating the kind of impact it was meant to have. What made the session especially relevant was the reminder that law-making should not end at assent. If anything, that is where the real test begins. #SUPA #CRPF #CEPAProgramming

The session also brought the conversation closer to the Ugandan context, where the need for stronger accountability remains urgent. PLS was presented as an important tool for asking difficult but necessary questions: Are laws being implemented in the way they were intended? Are they solving the problems they were designed to address? Are there unintended consequences? And are citizens, institutions, and duty-bearers actually aware of and responding to them? This matters because accountability is not only about passing laws or making commitments in public. It is about ensuring that legislation works in practice, that public institutions remain answerable, and that evidence, research, and citizen feedback are part of governance. As the presentation emphasized, evidence is central to meaningful parliamentary oversight, and without that follow-through, the legislative process remains incomplete. Yesterday’s session was a timely reminder that better governance depends not only on making laws, but also on learning from them. #SUPA #CRPF #CEPAProgramming

Join us this evening on Spectrum Extra for an insightful Review of Major Events of the Week on @RadioOneFM90 .

VIDEO: We will definitely reach a time when we must dialogue. - Timothy Chemonges @phahadih #NBSMorningBreeze #NBSUpdates

COMING UP: Media Round Table with @CanaryMugume Post-Election Gridlock: Is Dialogue the Missing Link? Stream live on @afromobileug #NBSMorningBreeze #NBSUpdates

Timothy Chemonges: We've not yet reached, as a country, the tipping point that would trigger dialogue. #NBSMorningBreeze #NBSUpdates