Reflecting on the 2nd Seminar of the Centre for Basic Research’s Book Project: Navigating Uganda’s Political Future
We are thrilled to share the success of our second seminar, which brought together experts, stakeholders, and partners to discuss Uganda’s electoral landscape as we prepare for the 2026 elections.
Special thanks to Uganda Electoral Commission for their invaluable participation, helping us explore critical questions such as:
✔️ Will electoral reforms be passed?
✔️ How independent is the Electoral Commission?
✔️ How can we curb intimidating language during elections?
✔️ Will public media ensure equal access for all?
Highlights included:
🔸 Dr. Simba K. Sallie emphasized the importance of inclusivity by registering Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) as voters, candidates, and presiding officers, with lists soon available for public feedback.
🔸 SR Rwengabo, PhD reminded us that strong institutions, accurate voter registers, and clear processes at the Electoral commission Uganda are the backbone of free and fair elections.
This dialogue is a step towards actionable solutions for a democratic and inclusive Uganda. Let’s keep the momentum going as we navigate Uganda’s political future together.
hashtagElectionsBookUg Richard Ssewakiryanga African Union SR Rwengabo, PhD
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