President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni emphasized his wealth creation strategy during a special public rally at Kisozi Primary School in Gomba District.
Namyalo emphasized the importance of utilizing the provided resources effectively, warning against selling the chicks and promising continued support for expansion. The initiative aligns with President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s vision
She urged pastors to use government programs to uplift their congregations out of poverty and combat societal issues like corruption and land grabbing. Babalanda praised President Museveni for ensuring religious
They discussed wealth creation strategies, emphasizing the importance of commercial agriculture, particularly initiatives like Ekibaro. The president highlighted ongoing efforts to reduce poverty and increase household incomes, stemming from a
President Yoweri Museveni has emphasized the importance of household income production as a means to uplift communities, during a gathering with exemplary farmers from Gomba and Sembabule Districts at his
Museveni pledges support for agricultural development, discourages land fragmentation, and emphasizes wealth creation over politics. First Lady Janet Museveni commends the initiative and encourages hard work. Key political figures
President Museveni highlighted that 80% of the task at hand could be achieved by focusing on these two key factors. The President’s call comes in the wake of the appointments
President Yoweri Museveni emphasized the importance of achieving wealth for all Ugandans to address obstacles facing women during his speech at the International Women’s Day 2024 celebrations. He highlighted the
President Museveni advocated for the adoption of the four-acre farming model and diversification into commercial agriculture, small-scale industries, and service sectors. Museveni highlighted the NRM’s prioritization of people’s needs over
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s Wealth Creation initiative has brought significant socioeconomic transformation to rural communities in Uganda, particularly in Gomba and Sembabule districts.