A Ghanaian delegation is in Uganda to advocate for free visa movement for Africans, meeting with President Museveni to discuss its benefits.

KAMPALA, UGANDA – A high-profile delegation of African nationalists from Ghana has arrived in Uganda, spearheading a continental campaign to champion free visa movement for Africans across Africa. The delegation's mission includes a scheduled meeting with His Excellency President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni to discuss the strategic benefits of such a policy for Uganda and the continent at large.

Musician-turned-politician Khalifa Aganaga on Wednesday left residents of Kyabakadde in Kyampsi sub county-Mukono North buzzing with admiration after passionately dissecting the challenges facing the community and rallying voters to make what he called “an informed decision” in the forthcoming elections.

The Chairperson of the Presidential Advisory Committee on Exports and Industrial Development (PACEID), Odrek Rwabwogo, has urged Ugandan leaders to prioritise peace and stability as the country heads toward the next general elections.

Rwabwogo made the call during a prayer meeting held at Colline Hotel in Mukono, organised by the Greater Mukono Interfaith Forum under the theme “Praying for Peaceful Elections in Uganda.” The gathering brought together religious, political, and security leaders to seek divine guidance and unity ahead of the campaign season.