Museveni NRM Manifesto 2026-31: “Protect Gains” Calls
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NRM Launches 2026-2031 Manifesto, Pledging Continued Progress for Uganda
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Kampala, Uganda – President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, chairman of the National Resistance Movement (NRM) party and its presidential flagbearer, launched the partyS 2026-2031 manifesto on September 29, 2025, at the speke Resort Convention Centre in Munyonyo, a suburb of Kampala. The manifesto outlines the NRM’s vision for Uganda’s future, focusing on economic growth, social progress, and political stability.
Published: september 29, 2025, 21:39:34 EAT
Manifesto Highlights and Key Promises
The NRM manifesto details plans for continued investment in infrastructure, agriculture, and education. Specific commitments include expanding access to affordable healthcare, promoting youth employment through skills development programs, and strengthening national security. The party also pledged to address concerns regarding corruption and improve governance structures.
While specific details of the manifesto weren’t immediately available, the launch event emphasized a commitment to building on past achievements and accelerating Uganda’s progress towards middle-income status. The NRM aims to achieve this by fostering a conducive habitat for private sector growth and attracting foreign investment.
Reactions and concerns
Supporters expressed excitement, with many describing the manifesto as a “bold blueprint” for Uganda’s transformation. “Today, we protect the gains and build a prosperous Uganda,” an NRM youth leader proclaimed. However,critics raised concerns about accountability for past promises,fueling debates on governance and economic equity. Opposition figures have previously questioned the NRM’s track record on delivering promised improvements in areas like healthcare and education, citing instances of corruption and mismanagement.
Concerns were also raised regarding the potential for increased government debt to finance the enterprising plans outlined in the manifesto. Civil society organizations have called for greater clarity in public spending and a more inclusive approach to economic policymaking.
The Road to 2026
As the 2026 campaigns gain momentum,the manifesto outlines NRM’s vision for continued progress while cautioning against sectarianism. With elections on the horizon,attention now turns to how these commitments will shape Uganda’s future. The Ugandan Electoral Commission has already announced plans for voter registration and sensitization campaigns in readiness for the polls. Key opposition candidates are expected to unveil their own manifestos in the coming weeks, setting the stage for a competitive electoral contest.