H.E President Museveni received an International Monetary Fund (IMF) delegation on the 14th of May 2013 at State House Entebbe. They discussed financial administration and tax collection. The delegation were very impressed by the President's command of Portuguese, a language close to Spanish, said they benefitted from his in-depth analysis of the African economy and commended his leadership for Uganda's quick recovery inspire of slower growth about six months ago.

H.E President Yoweri Museveni's statement at the Common Wealth Local Government Conference,

H.E President Yoweri Museveni's statement at the Common Wealth Local Government Conference,

Right Honourable Speaker, EALA,
Honourable Ministers of East Africa,
Honourable EALA Members,

Ladies and Gentlemen.

First Lady and the Minister for Karamoja Affairs Hon. Janet Museveni has met and held talks with a delegation of Human Rights Activists from Robert. F. Kennedy (RFK) Centre for Justice and Human Rights for minority groups. In a meeting that took place at State House Entebbe on Wednesday, the First Lady and the delegation discussed a range of issues including the current bill under discussion and issues of homosexuality and other minority groups in the country.

President Yoweri Museveni has called on local leaders to mobilize the people in household income generation, saying well as government is doing everything possible to build infrastructure for development, without improved incomes, families cannot access quality goods and services. “Several people have talked about infrastructure without focusing on income generation. People need goods and services which require money and that means a good income for the family.

President Yoweri Museveni has called on local leaders to mobilize the people in household income generation, saying well as government is doing everything possible to build infrastructure for development, without improved incomes, families cannot access quality goods and services. “Several people have talked about infrastructure without focusing on income generation. People need goods and services which require money and that means a good income for the family.

President Museveni who is due to commission the new Buhweju tea factory has hailed the farmers in the district for promoting tea growing and urged leaders to sensitive them on diversification into rearing dairy cows to boost household incomes. He was impressed to learn that the farmers in the area earn a gross income of Shs 9 million per annum per acre from the cultivation of tea.

President Museveni has hailed the people of Kibaale for their unity in spite of the multi tribal backgrounds and called on them to promote income generation for national development. “Am happy that the people of Kibaale are living in harmony today contrary to the past situation where the immigrants were promoting sectarian tendencies,” he said.

President Museveni has hailed the people of Kibaale for their unity in spite of the multi tribal backgrounds and called on them to promote income generation for national development. “Am happy that the people of Kibaale are living in harmony today contrary to the past situation where the immigrants were promoting sectarian tendencies,” he said. The President was yesterday meeting local leaders from Kibaale – Kagadi led by the Minister of State for Finance responsible for planning Matia Kasaijja, at Rwakitura in Kiruhura district.