MPs congratulate Kabaka Mutebi on 32nd coronation anniversary

“Parliament of Uganda will continue supporting the kingdom and in the 11th Parliament, I can assure you we have been fulfilling whatever we are supposed to do. We have paid a number of pledges that we made, made sufficient compensations to the kingdom,” said Among.

Members of Parliament (MPs) have congratulated Kabaka Muwenda Mutebi II on the 32nd coronation anniversary.
By Dedan Kimathi
Journalists @New Vision
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KAMPALA - Members of Parliament (MPs) have congratulated Kabaka Muwenda Mutebi II on the 32nd coronation anniversary.

Speaking on the floor of Parliament on July 31, 2025, Speaker Anita Among commended the Buganda kingdom for its strides in health, education and leadership training it has attained since cultural institutions were restored in 1994.

“Parliament of Uganda will continue supporting the kingdom and in the 11th Parliament, I can assure you we have been fulfilling whatever we are supposed to do. We have paid a number of pledges that we made, made sufficient compensations to the kingdom,” said Among.

Bugiri Municipality lawmaker Asuman Basalirwa (JEEMA), who hails from its eastern neighbouring kingdom hailed the warm ties the two institutions enjoy.

“We should be replicating what is happening in this kingdom (Buganda). Borrowing and taking very good lessons, especially in terms of socio-economic transformation to our regions. We can do what is being done here,” Basalirwa implored.

“I think, since we stay here, we have been accommodated here. The Baganda have welcomed us, the king is not segregative, we are all happy here. Even those from other areas will come and contest in this region and will be voted for, which is not very easy. One time, Ngoma Ngime went to contest in Mbarara, but he could not succeed,” he observed.

However, for purposes of correcting the record, Speaker Among said that Ngime, who was running against Winnie Byanyima for the Mbarara Municipality elections in 2001, was simply defeated at the ballot.

The main celebrations took place at Kibuli Mosque yesterday, July 31.