From Museveni’s four-decade legacy to Bobi Wine’s urban youth movement, this guide profiles all 13 probable candidates shaping Uganda’s 2026 election landscape.

Kampala’s five divisions will each receive Shs1 billion from Museveni in a renewed effort to support the urban poor and boost local enterprises.

President Museveni has donated UGX 38M worth of modern gym equipment and UGX 10M in cash to Kalerwe Boxing Club, boosting youth empowerment in Kawempe.

Museveni’s brother Sedrack Nzeire says his decades of service to NRM make him qualified for a promotion—even if he’s applying because he needs a job.

Museveni’s support for local HIV drug manufacturing earns rare praise from UNAIDS head Winnie Byanyima, who highlights Africa’s pharma potential.

“I was captivated by the chance to meet him,” said MUK Guild President Churchill Ssentamu, addressing backlash over his controversial interaction with President Museveni.

Eddy Kenzo shares a candid moment from his meeting with President Museveni that shifted his perspective—and why he won’t argue publicly with Azawi.

Museveni accuses NUP of electoral fraud and announces biometric voting for the 2026 elections, aiming to prevent malpractice and ensure NRM dominance.

After a miraculous recovery from throat cancer, Sam Kutesa has built a 1,200-seater mega church in Sembabule, honoring his faith and family.

General Muhoozi Kainerugaba announced that Lugogo Arena will become a state-of-the-art sports hub post-Hoima Stadium. Summa’s project includes a 15,000-seat arena, hotel, and more.

Uganda’s political landscape is shaped by a generation of leaders who’ve held power for decades. From President Yoweri Museveni’s nearly 40-year reign to long-serving MPs like Jim Muhwezi and Rebecca Kadaga, this article traces the enduring careers of Uganda’s political elite—and how their longevity has influenced the country’s governance, policies, and controversies.