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Five Ugandan MPs Join Pan-African Parliament After Taking Oath in South Africa
MIDRAND, SOUTH AFRICA — Five Ugandan Members of Parliament have officially joined the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) after taking the oath of office during a ceremony held on Monday, July 27, 2026, at the PAP headquarters in Midrand, South Africa. The legislators — Sarah Najjuma, Arinaitwe Rwakajara, Anthony Akol, David Kalwanga and Patience Nkunda — took the oath before the President of the Pan-African Parliament, H.E. Dr Fateh Boutbig, marking t…
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Five Ugandan MPs Join Pan-African Parliament After Taking Oath in South Africa
MIDRAND, SOUTH AFRICA — Five Ugandan Members of Parliament have officially joined the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) after taking the oath of office during a ceremony held on Monday, July 27, 2026, at the PAP headquarters in Midrand, South Africa. The legislators — Sarah Najjuma, Arinaitwe Rwakajara, Anthony Akol, David Kalwanga and Patience Nkunda — took the oath before the President of the Pan-African Parliament, H.E. Dr Fateh Boutbig, marking t…
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