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    Museveni’s National Resistance Movement assumed power in 1986. The government’s immediate (post-coup) political moves helped to build legitimacy beyond the South and Southwest and, importantly, to raise expectations of broad public participation, government accountability and improved welfare. Consistent with the democracy, security and unity objectives outlined in its Ten-Point Programme, the NRM expanded Resistance Councils (RCs) to the entire country. RCs operated on the principle that decision-making power, authority and policy-making responsibilities should also be located at the local levels and that citizens should be able to reach and influence their representatives and hold them to account for the quality of services. The Movement was to comprise all citizens in a distinct no-party democracy. Museveni reasoned that parties were likely to appeal to people on the basis of ethnicity and religion. Therefore, parties would only be instituted when social classes were sufficiently developed.

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    Museveni’s National Resistance Movement assumed power in 1986. The government’s immediate (post-coup) political moves helped to build legitimacy beyond the South and Southwest and, importantly, to raise expectations of broad public participation, government accountability and improved welfare. Consistent with the democracy, security and unity objectives outlined in its Ten-Point Programme, the NRM expanded Resistance Councils (RCs) to the entire country. RCs operated on the principle that decision-making power, authority and policy-making responsibilities should also be located at the local levels and that citizens should be able to reach and influence their representatives and hold them to account for the quality of services. The Movement was to comprise all citizens in a distinct no-party democracy. Museveni reasoned that parties were likely to appeal to people on the basis of ethnicity and religion. Therefore, parties would only be instituted when social classes were sufficiently developed.

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    Naava Nabagesera - Historical Background of The Great Republic of Uganda

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    UGANDA THE PEARL OF AFRICA

    WHO IS NAAVA NABAGESERA? Naava Nabagesera.Daughter of a Princess from Buganda Kingdom, Grand Daughter of King SEKABAKA DAUDI CHWA A lawyer by profession, Special Presidential Assistant to H.E The President Of Uganda,PRESTO (Presidential initiative On Sustainable Tourism)Country Co-ordinator. In 1994, she stood for elections to represent Kampala women in the Constituent Assembly (CA). In 1996, Nabagesera contested for the Kampala Woman Member of Parliament She was appointed the Resident District Commissioner (RDC) for Bugiri and later Kayunga district. She was appointed presidential advisor on legal affairs, She was elected Speaker of Kampala City Council among many other credentials Proudly A Scout, supporter and promoter of Scouting in Uganda

    UGANDA THE PEARL OF AFRICA

    UGANDA THE PEARL OF AFRICA

    UGANDA THE PEARL OF AFRICA

    UGANDA THE PEARL OF AFRICA

    UGANDA THE PEARL OF AFRICA

    MS. NAAVA C. NABAGESERA SPECIAL PRESIDENTIAL ASSISTANT TO H.E. THE PRESIDENT PRESTO COORDINATOR

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