In Uganda, Opposition Leader Mugisha Muntu Calls for Fair Job Market, Sparks National Conversation

Mugisha Muntu is trending in Uganda because the opposition politician recently shared statements blending resilience with sharp critiques of systemic issues. He spoke of living on hope, rejecting despair, and focusing on long-term goals despite challenges. He also highlighted parental sacrifices for education, demanding a fair job market. Shared via major media, these remarks struck a chord, reigniting buzz around his leadership.

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Mugisha Muntu, born October 1958 in Ntungamo, Uganda, is a politician and retired Major General.

He joined the National Resistance Army in 1981, becoming Army Commander (1989–1998). He led the Forum for Democratic Change (2012–2017) before founding the Alliance for National Transformation in 2019. Educated at Makerere University, he’s married to Julia Kakonge since 1992, with two children.