Leaders of the opposition Justice Forum (JEEMA) party have met with the Democratic Alliance leaders at their headquarters at Mengo, Kampala to discuss a unified approach to fostering reforms and creating a conducive environment ahead of the 2026 general elections.

According to sources, the meeting emphasized the importance of rallying political actors, including parties, cultural institutions, and religious organizations, to work towards a common goal.

JEEMA Secretary General Al-haji Muhammad Kateregga, reiterated the party’s commitment to collaborating with all change-seeking forces, while cautioning that anti-dialogue political actors pose a threat to the success of political change in the country.

Kateregga urged these actors to reconsider their approaches, emphasizing the need for constructive engagement.

The interim leader of the Democratic Alliance, and the Nyendo-Mukungwe Division Member of Parliament Mathias Mpuuga commended JEEMA’s reception stressing the urgent need for all change-seeking forces to fast-track electoral reforms as the 2026 elections draw near.

Notably, the meeting revealed plans to hold a national dialogue to address reconciliation, national building, and leadership change in the country.

The delegation, led by Mpuuga, included other MPs like Juliet Kakande the Masaka City Woman MP, Dr. Abed Bwanika of Kimaanya-Kabonera and Michael Kakembo of Entebbe Municipality.

By Gideon Peter Ssebulime

15 Nov 2024

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