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@jessica_alupo @KagutaMuseveni @GNGwaku H.E @jessica_alupo congratulated the Government and People of Zimbabwe on this important milestone and underscored the strategic importance of the APRM in advancing good governance and Agenda 2063 @GNGwaku @Eloneainebyoona @EmmaXfactor

H.E. @jessica_alupo, Vice President of Uganda, delivering remarks on behalf of H.E.@KagutaMuseveni, President of Uganda and Chairperson of the African Peer Review (APR) Forum of Heads of State and Government at the official Launch of the Zimbabwe APRM in Harare @GNGwaku

Dr. Albert Byamugisha also pledged to support efforts to strengthen national APRM structures and enhance institutional capacity to implement APRM processes and National Programs of Action effectively.

Uganda has assumed Chairship of the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) Continental Consultative Committee of National Governing Councils (NGCs) for a 2-year term (2026-2028). @GNGwaku @Eloneainebyoona @EmmaXfactor

In his acceptance speech, Uganda’s APRM NGC Chair Dr. Albert Byamugisha pledged to strengthen collaboration among National Governing Councils through regular exchange of experiences, peer learning, and dissemination of good practices

The Chairmanship runs alongside that of Uganda's Head of State, who chairs the African Peer Review (APR) Forum of Heads of State & Government. The Consultative Committee of NGCs is one of the key structures of the APRM platform, bringing together all 45 Member States.

Today, addressing the 18th Ordinary Session of the APRM Continental Consultative Committee of National Governing Councils, I reflected on the @APRMorg’s work over the past two years and the guiding question behind our Strategic Plan 2025–2028: Africa’s Governance Challenges: Are We Winning the Battle? I emphasised that strong national structures remain central to the APRM’s impact. Through the APRM Structures Audit Framework, capacity-building initiatives, the Governance Support Programme and the Africa Governance Index, we continue to support stronger country-level implementation and meaningful governance outcomes. I also welcome Dr. Albert Byamugisha as incoming Chairperson and thank Amb. Ashraf Rashed for his continued contribution to the APRM family.

Today, I addressed the 11th Ordinary Session of the @APRMorg National Secretariats Coordinating Committee (NSCC), reaffirming that the APRM’s work can only achieve real impact when our National Secretariats are strong, functional and fully equipped to drive implementation at country level. I briefed members of the NSCC on key programmes and initiatives being undertaken to strengthen APRM structures, including the Model Law on the establishment of National Structures, the Governance Support Programme, the APRM Structures Audit Framework, capacity-building initiatives, and the development of the Africa Governance Index. As Uganda now chairs the APRM, we are also aligning efforts around its Two-Year Strategic Agenda, including renewed focus on the 13 bottlenecks hindering Africa’s socio-economic transformation. Our collective priority remains clear: strengthening national structures to move the APRM from diagnosis to implementation, with impact and tangible results.

The NSCC is one of the key structures of the APRM platform, bringing together all the national structures from the 45 Member States. Its goal is ensuring coherence and competence of the APRM process from the perspective of implementation.

Today, Uganda has assumed leadership of the #APRM National Secretariats Coordinating Committee (NSCC). The Chairship runs astride that of the @KagutaMuseveni chairing the APR Forum of Heads of State & Government (2026 – 2028) @APRM_MarieRose @APRMorg @GNGwaku @Eloneainebyoona

We congratulate Hon. Amos Lugoolobi, #APRM Chair of the Focal Points Committee, on being re-appointed by @KagutaMuseveni as the State Minister for Planning. We pledge our support in all your undertakings. @Eloneainebyoona @GNGwaku @EmmaXfactor @AprmChampions @APRMorg

Uganda’s APRM Chairship takes focus in the latest episode of Africa Governance Voices w/ Hon. @AmosLugoloobi. The conversation reflects on governance, peer learning, Africa-led solutions & the future direction of the APRM. Catch the full episode on Wed, 20 May via APRM @YouTube.

@KagutaMuseveni Congratulations, Your Excellency, upon this huge Milstone. We pledge our support throughout your entire term. Be blessed!

Habari nzuri Woote? Mungu asifiwe (apoyo Rubanga, yebazibwe Katonda). Congratulations on the series of elections that we have been having ever since the 15th of January, 2026. These were: the Presidential, the Parliamentary, District Chairpersons, District Councillors, Sub-County Chairpersons and Sub-County Councillors. I, especially, congratulate our party, the NRM, for winning all those elections with big majorities. I also congratulate the other parties such as the DP, UPC, etc., that participated in the elections without using violence unlike the Party of NUP and some few elements of FDC, that were using violence. The parties under IPOD should clearly lay out agreed guidelines on the dos and don’ts of election management, according to the laws and the constitution of Uganda.

To all the Workers in Africa and around the globe, happy International Labour Day! #APRM #UgandaLeadsAPR Forum of Heads of State & Government. @GNGwaku @Eloneainebyoona @EmmaXfactor

@AmosLugoloobi, the Chairperson of the APRM Focal Points Committee, giving remarks at the induction for new APR Panel members on Monday, 29th April 2026, Addis Ababa @GNGwaku @Eloneainebyoona @EmmaXfactor @mofpedU #UgandaLeadsAPRM

The Assistant Coordinator, SDGs Mainstreaming & Partnerships @OmwaOgwang @aprm_ug is sharing insights on strengthening national financing frameworks and leveraging innovative tools to advance #SDGs #Agenda2063

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