MUM HAS MASTERED IT❤️🙏🏾❤️

Commissioning of Officer Cadets - Kabamba FACT: Uganda Military Academy Kabamba was formed in 2007 by merging the Cadet Officer School (Jinja) and the Uganda School of Infantry (Kabamba). It trains most UPDF officers, late entry officers, and some from allied African countries.

President of Cameroon, the 93-year-old Paul Biya, is expected to visit Cameroon next week! He will have a two-week working trip before returning to Geneva, Switzerland, where he lives. #ZzinaUpdates

Ladies and Gentlemen, the official MC for @vuproug 10th Graduation is yours truly… #VUGRAD26

Engaged with guild leaders at the 36th Inter Guild Council Meeting on the need to transform student leadership into a platform for opportunity creation. Service beyond the guild offices. let’s turn student leadership into a lasting legacy of service, innovation, and youth empowerment @unsaugofficial @UPFYA_2008 @SamBegira @edonuema @MwineTumwebaze

PLU has 4 core principles. They are: (a) Upholding Yoweri Museveni Thought; (b) Modernization of Agriculture; (c) Modernization of Industry; and (d) Modernization of the UPDF.

I'm not a fake pastor, but we created Miracles. (link in bio)

Diplomacy 🇺🇬🇩🇿 As Youth MPs, our visit to the Algerian Embassy was a call for stronger Uganda–Algeria cooperation in education, student exchange programmes, and skills development. We must turn diplomatic ties into tangible opportunities for young people! #YouthLeadership

Engaging with the Algerian Ambassador alongside Regional Youth MPs to explore how best our young people can benefit from the mission. We learnt about the Algerian Government’s scholarship programme, established in 1982, which we hope to leverage to expand educational opportunities and support our youth.

Since 1987, the @AlgeriainUganda has supported Ugandan students through annual scholarship programmes. We paid a courtesy call on H.E. Mourad Amokrane, Algeria’s Ambassador to Uganda, to explore possible opportunities in education and skills development for Uganda’s young people

Thank you hon min @MercyLakiskis for creating time to have this very much needed conversation as we forge our way forward on working together and creating lasting impact in our respective regions.

Yesterday, I engaged with my fellow Youth Members of Parliament to align our collective efforts in driving youth development across the country.🤝 From legislative synergies on the floor of Parliament to practical community outreach, we agreed on clear strategies to ensure young people are informed, empowered, and able to benefit directly from government initiatives. Unified leadership and deliberate coordination are vital to ensuring no young person is left behind. Moving forward together! @Parliament_Ug

My brother Hon. Minister Juma Witonze @HonWitonze visited us at the PLU Secretariat to officially endorse our next President Gen @mkainerugaba.

Keeping young people INFORMED about youth-focused programmes remains a PRIORITY. Moving forward, Fellow Youth MPs, Hon. Minister for Youth Dr. @MercyLakiskis, and I engaged on practical strategies to ensure young people are informed of government initiatives designed for them.

Over the weekend, I presided over the Buswale Independence Tournament under the theme “PLAY • UNITE • INSPIRE” As the Eastern Youth MP, I believe sports is a powerful tool for nurturing talent, creating economic opportunities and strengthening young people’s mental well being. Big thanks to my brother, Hon. @SamBegira the Central Youth MP for gracing the occasion as Our Special Guest. Webale muno Omuhunufu 👏🙏 Your wisdom will inspire many. Congratulations to Madowa Bright Stars FC our champions after defeating Simigini FC on penalties 🥳🏆 I pledge my unwavering support as the Patron for the future editions. To our youth: THINK BIG. START SMALL. BE DIFFERENT. #NewCurriculum #UgandaAt64

Sports truly transcends the pitch, it builds unity, discipline, and economic hope. Great to see leaders like Hon. @SamBegira showing up for grassroots talent. Huge congratulations to Madowa Bright Stars FC! ⚽🔥

Central Region Youth MP Samuel Begiira interacts with the Executive Director of UNBS, James Kasigwa at Parliament. #ZzinaUpdates

Powerful initiative.

[Emergency alert] North Korea has launched a suspected ballistic missile. More updates to follow.

Today in Tripoli, Libya, I had the honour of representing the Republic of Uganda at the 14th Ministerial Meeting of the African Union Committee of Ten (C-10) on the Reform of the United Nations Security Council. In my statement, I reaffirmed Uganda’s steadfast commitment to the Common African position on Security Council reform, as enshrined in the Ezulwini Consensus and the Sirte Declaration. I underscored the need for comprehensive reform that reflects contemporary geopolitical realities and advances a more inclusive, equitable, transparent, and representative multilateral system. Africa’s call for adequate representation in both the permanent and non-permanent categories is rooted in the principles of justice, equality, and the continent’s rightful place in global decision-making. Uganda therefore supports the Common African Position calling for at least two permanent seats with all the prerogatives and privileges of permanent membership, including the veto, alongside two additional non-permanent seats. I also emphasised the importance of maintaining Africa’s unity and speaking with one voice throughout the ongoing intergovernmental negotiations, while translating our shared commitment into tangible progress. The continued exclusion and underrepresentation of Africa in the Security Council must be addressed through meaningful and timely reform. Uganda remains committed to working with fellow African Union Member States and international partners to advance a reformed United Nations Security Council that better reflects the interests of Africa and the wider international community, and strengthens the foundations of international peace and security. Africa’s voice must be heard, its interests represented, and its place in global governance secured.